Plus, GM hires a Chief AI Officer, and the EU looks to back off emissions targets.
Author: Rob Stumpf
Tesla has grand ambitions to become an AI giant. But that relies on its core automotive business, which appears to be in serious trouble.
Plus, Nissan draws up plans to replace its CEO and Stellantis tells Trump he's slapping tariffs on the wrong cars.
Mercedes says that the AI used to help engineers shape cars is getting good—and that's a problem for automotive designers.
Plus, hackers are targeting EV charging stations and Tesla prepares to launch FSD in China
Tesla's VP of Engineering hinted that the Model S and X would be getting some
Plus, Hyundai bumps U.S. production up 66% over tariff threats and Tesla is cited for safety violations surrounding a workplace death.
Consumers rushed to buy EVs to beat the threat of having the tax credit repealed.
Plus, a hotly-anticipated 7-seater and lower prices are expected.
Automakers warn that a rug-pull of the EV tax credit will cost jobs and raise prices.