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Entrepreneurs

How the Crisis is Changing Our Love of Driving, and How Entrepreneurs Can Act On It

It's up to automakers and startups to add excitement and relevancy back into Americans' relationships with their cars if they want to keep us engaged.

By John Boitnott

Business News

Ford CEO Jim Hackett is Retiring as the Carmaker Reinvents Itself

By Matthew DeBord

Business News

Volkswagen Will Only Sell Its ID Electric Cars Online

By Rachel England

Business News

Tesla Reports Best-Ever First-Quarter Production and Delivery Numbers

By Mariella Moon

Business News

Tesla’s Cybertruck Found Its Way Into a Travis Scott Music Video

This definitely isn't conventional product placement.

By Jon Fingas

Business Accounting

The 12 Tax Days of Christmas: Day 7

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act has allowed for amazing auto deductions from now until 2023.

By Mark J. Kohler

Business News

Musk: Powerpacks Are Coming to Northern California Superchargers

They're due in the 'next few weeks.'

By Richard Lawler

Building a Business

Taking on a Much Bigger Rival in a Hyper-Competitive Segment? Try a Move From This Playbook.

Mazda's North American president explains how the relatively small brand is going up against auto giants Honda and Toyota.

By Mara Balagtas

Thought Leaders

Driven to Succeed: How an Entrepreneur’s Love of Cars Led to a Lifetime of Success

Discover how Todd Johnson developed his multiple revenue streams ... and how he helps others do the same.

By Terry Rice

Tech

The Next-Generation Corvette Is Radically Different. Here’s What Led GM President Mark Reuss to Revamp an Icon.

The first mid-engine Corvette in the sports car's more than 65-year history was revealed on Thursday.

By Patrick Carone

Business News

Tesla Drops Standard Range Option for Model S and Model X, Raising Base Prices

The cheapest option is now Long Range, which received a price drop, but still ends up costing more than the Standard Range models did by a few thousand dollars.

By Matthew Humphries

Business News

Auto Industry Leader Lee Iacocca, Credited With Saving Chrysler, Has Died at Age 94

He is best known for helping launch the Ford Mustang in the 1960s and for reviving Chrysler under his leadership and saving it from bankruptcy in the 1980s.

By Rosie Perper

Business News

What’s the Scariest Thing About Driverless Cars? Hint: It’s Not the Price.

Autonomous vehicles will kill your dreaded commute -- that is, if you're not too nervous to let them.

By Jake Leary

Business News

Nissan’s Zero-Emission Ice Cream Truck Uses Recycled EV Batteries

The prototype is built on Nissan's e-NV200 and comes with rooftop solar panels.

By Christine Fisher

Business News

Uber Will Test Its Flying Taxis in Melbourne

Uber also considered Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Paris, Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Tokyo and Sydney.

By Mariella Moon

Business News

Mazda Will Offer an EV in 2020

You can also expect plug-in hybrids by 2022.

By Jon Fingas

Tech

To Stand Out in a Crowded Field, the Designers of the New Chevy Blazer Asked: ‘What Would a Camaro SUV Look Like?’

It's not easy to create a product that stands out, especially in a hyper-competitive segment.

By Patrick Carone

Business News

Tesla Warns Employees Against Leaking Info

Yes, the warning was leaked.

By Jon Fingas

Business News

Volvo’s Shared ‘Care Key’ Will Keep Your Teens From Speeding

Starting with model year 2021, you'll be able to set your own speed limits.

By Christine Fisher

Business News

James Bond’s Next Aston Martin Might be Electric

He could save the planet while saving the free world.

By Jon Fingas

Marketing

Porsche Is Giving Their Dealerships the ‘Disneyland’ Treatment, and It’s a Great Lesson in Adapting to Consumer Trends

As the auto-buying industry evolves, the German carmaker is turning a visit to the dealer into an immersive, interactive experience.

By Patrick Carone

Business News

Tesla Decides to Keep Stores Open but Raise Prices

A couple of weeks ago, Tesla announced a $35,000 Model 3 and the closure of its physical stores, but this week that decision has been reversed and Tesla's prices are increasing.

By Matthew Humphries

Business News

Tesla Will Unveil the Model Y Crossover on March 14th

It's also deploying its next-gen Supercharger on March 6th.

By Jon Fingas

Business News

Volvo’s High-Performance Polestar Brand Just Unveiled Sweden’s Answer to the Tesla Model 3

Production is expected to start in early 2020.

By Benjamin Zhang

Business Ideas

Here’s How the Entrepreneur Behind Carvana Got the Idea That’s Revolutionizing the Way We Buy Cars

'If nobody thinks you're crazy, you probably aren't on to anything truly novel.'

By Patrick Carone

Tech

The 8 Best Dream Cars of 2019 for Entrepreneurs

Whether you're looking for fast and flashy or pint-sized and practical, we've got the ride for you.

By Patrick Carone

Business News

The Next Dodge Challenger Muscle Car to be Electrified

"What it isn't going to be is a V8, supercharged, 700-horsepower engine," says FCA boss.

By Zac Palmer

Business News

The 15 Craziest Cars and Futuristic Vehicles of CES 2019

There were a ton of sleek next-gen cars at CES, from snazzy luxury vehicles to eye-popping concept cars.

By Rob Marvin

Business News

Honda’s Rugged Self-Driving Vehicle Is Going Off-Road

At CES, the automaker is showing off its Autonomous Work Vehicle prototype, a rugged self-driving car.

By Rob Marvin

Business News

Elon Musk Has Started Building a Tesla Gigafactory in China, and It Could Let Him Dodge Trump’s Trade War

Musk on Twitter on Monday said that the factory would make Tesla's Model 3, and that the Model S and the Model X would still be built in Tesla's two U.S. factories.

By Bill Bostock