Q&A With Bob Lutz
The former Major Dude at BMW, Ford, Chrysler, and GM chats about his life, his cars, and his beloved but "doomed" automotive industry.
C/D: Are you flying these...
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Tesla continues shifting investment away from traditional EV growth and toward AI, robotics and autonomous mobility.
Soft U.S. EV demand contrasts with stronger international performance, reinforcing the...
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China is making advanced driver assistance systems standard on affordable vehicles, giving it a data advantage.
GM, Ford, and Stellantis are all targeting 2028 for hands-free or...
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Tesla continues expanding revenue streams beyond vehicle sales through energy storage and affiliated business partnerships.
Cross-company integration could further influence Tesla’s manufacturing, AI, and infrastructure strategies.
Megapack...
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Dealers should expect continued uncertainty around EV sourcing, tariffs, and future U.S.-China trade policy.
National security concerns surrounding connected vehicles could reshape future technology standards and inventory...
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Tesla’s first-quarter deliveries rose 6.3% to 358,023 but missed analyst expectations, indicating stabilized yet cautious sales trends.
The company is phasing out luxury vehicles and focusing on...
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Tesla reported its first annual revenue decline despite beating fourth-quarter earnings expectations.
Vehicle deliveries fell sharply as competition increased and demand softened across global markets.
Tesla is...
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Stellantis shares remain sharply lower five years after the brand's merger, reflecting investor concerns over strategy, margins, and execution.
New CEO Antonio Filosa is prioritizing U.S. market...
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Hyundai will begin using Atlas humanoid robots in its manufacturing plants in Georgia starting in 2028.
The robots will first handle repetitive tasks, with more complex assembly...
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Sen. Ted Cruz wants Detroit Three CEOs to testify at a Jan. 14 Senate hearing on vehicle affordability.
Ford and GM object, citing scheduling conflicts, subject matter...