Volvo's Roadmap to Zero Emissions Puts Customers at the Center
In Sweden, Volvo Trucks is adopting a customer-focused approach to achieve its corporate goals for reducing carbon emissions.
Car hackers are on the rise
A group of German hackers recently breached a Tesla car, not with malicious intent but to access a paid feature – heated rear seats.
UAW Strikes Hit GM, Ford, and Stellantis Plants Amid Contract Dispute
The United Auto Workers (UAW) union has initiated strikes at three major automotive plants owned by General Motors (GM), Ford, and Stellantis after failing to reach a new labor agreement on Thursday night.
Advancing Toward a Zero-Carbon Shipping Future Amidst Climate Report Warnings for Ports
In the maritime shipping sector, climate change is a pressing concern, and recent developments reflect both hope and challenges.
UPS-Teamsters Deal May Heighten Wage Pressure Across Logistics Industry
The recently ratified labor contract between UPS and the International Brotherhood of Teamsters is expected to exert wage pressure on other logistics companies, including FedEx.
Potential UAW Strike Could Force Political Stand on Organized Labor, Including President Biden
A strike by the United Auto Workers (UAW) union against Detroit's major automakers, including General Motors, Ford, and Stellantis, could force politicians, including President Joe Biden, to take a stance on organized labor.
Calstart Unveils Six-Step Strategy for Accelerating Charging Infrastructure for Zero-Emission Commercial Trucks
Calstart, a non-profit environmental advocacy organization, has released a report on phasing in charging infrastructure for zero-emission, battery-electric commercial trucks.
Small Electric Vehicles Gain Popularity Amid Growing Urban Demand
Small electric cars, reminiscent of microcars from the past, are gaining attention as the demand for cleaner urban vehicles grows.
World Bank Report Highlights Rapid Growth and Concerns in Online Gig Work
A World Bank report highlights the global growth of online gig work, especially in developing countries, where it provides a vital source of employment for women and young individuals in regions with limited job opportunities.
Shipping Industry Faces Challenges in Securing Carbon-Neutral Fuels for 2030 Emission Targets
The shipping industry may struggle to secure enough carbon-neutral fuels to meet the 2030 maritime emission targets, according to DNV.
Tesla and Hilton Partner to Install 20,000 EV Charging Stations at 2,000 Properties Across North America
Tesla and Hilton have announced plans to install 20,000 electric vehicle (EV) charging stations at 2,000 Hilton properties across the U.S., Mexico, and Canada starting next year.
Major Truck Manufacturers Launch $2-3 Billion Battery Cell Venture for Electric Vehicles
Three major truck and engine manufacturers, including Accelera by Cummins, Daimler Trucks & Buses US Holding LLC, and Paccar, have initiated a joint venture worth an estimated $2 to $3 billion to produce battery cells in the United States.
United Auto Workers Threatens Strike Against Detroit Automakers as Contracts Near Expiry
The United Auto Workers (UAW) union is prepared to strike against Detroit automakers, including General Motors, Stellantis, and Ford, if new agreements aren't reached as contracts expire.
Lightning eMotors Expands into Freight Truck Market as Zero-Emission Vehicle Deliveries Top 600
Lightning eMotors has delivered over 600 zero-emission commercial vehicles, covering a total of 5 million miles.
Walmart Teams Up with Alphabet's Wing for Drone Delivery Expansion in Dallas Metro Area
Walmart is expanding its drone delivery service by partnering with Wing Team, powered by Alphabet (Google's parent company).
Revisiting Amazon's Anticipatory Shipping Patent: The Evolution and Potential Future Applications
Amazon's anticipatory shipping patent, which generated interest a decade ago, is now being revisited.
Chinese Electric Carmakers Forge Ahead Abroad, Triggering a Showdown with U.S. and European Auto Titans
Chinese electric car manufacturers are making a significant push into the European market, using platforms like the International Motor Show (IAA) in Munich, Germany, to showcase their presence and challenge established players like BMW and Ford in the realm of battery-powered vehicles.
Examining the Potential Impact of Insurance Costs on the EV Revolution
The incident involving a fire on a cargo ship carrying electric vehicles highlights potential insurance challenges and setbacks for the EV revolution.
A Totaled Tesla Sold for Parts in the U.S. Reemerges Online in Ukraine
A Tesla Model X that was declared 'totaled' in the U.S. last year unexpectedly reappeared online and began sending notifications to its former owner, CNBC Executive Editor Jay Yarow, several months later.
China Surpasses Japan as Largest Auto Exporter, Fueled by Electric Vehicle Growth
China has surpassed Japan as the largest auto exporter during the first half of the year, exporting 2.34 million vehicles compared to Japan's 2.02 million, marking the first time this has occurred at the half-year mark.