Amber DaSilva

Big banks are looking to pull their money out of the automaker

A key requirement could now be met by plug-in hybrids

Unpaid bills, unprepared management, and overall chaos don't exactly pave a smooth path for mass-market EVs

Nissan seems to have too many cars sitting on dealers' lots

Boeing was so focused on making money that it got clobbered

Carlos Tavares said the problem with zero-emissions mandates is their "magnitude and positioning"

A YouTuber swam to a guarded aircraft carrier to see the goods inside

The company opened up its driver training to all new Mustang buyers

Automakers are going big on hybrids as electric vehicles sales struggle

The push comes as Tesla mechanics in Sweden have been on strike against the EV maker for months

It's not too late for Nissan to build the IDx, right?

Most EV buyers are looking for cars that cost between $30,000 and $40,000, not the $100,000-plus that fully-loaded electric pickups can command

The train impact happened in California, and the hungry passerby has been charged with removing evidence from the scene

Consumer protections in the U.S. when it comes to cars collecting personal data are minimal to nonexistent

Among all of the options that you can add to a car purchase, there's one that's worth its relatively affordable price

Companies are following the money, and hybrids are where the money is

Cars keep costing more, and dealers keep paying less

Project Titan had little direction, planning, or reason to exist

The Tesla CEO's latest claim looks iffy under the microscope

The Tesla CEO once tried to take his EV company private — using Saudi money

The company is apparently tired of shelling out for the little-used feature on new models