Polestar is bringing vehicle-to-home charging capabilities to Polestar 3 owners in California through a partnership with home energy company dcbel. The system enables using EV batteries as home backup power for up to 10 days during outages while potentially reducing charging costs by $1,300 per year
Tesla appears to be reversing its long-standing position against Apple CarPlay support. The move comes despite CEO Elon Musk’s previous objections and even lawsuits against Apple. Other automakers are moving in the opposite direction, making Tesla’s potential shift particularly notable.
Google’s Gemini AI assistant is finally making its way to Android Auto after months of waiting. The limited rollout appears to be hitting beta testers first, with broader availability expected soon. This marks another step in Google’s broader AI integration strategy.
Tesla’s fourth robotaxi crash in Austin reveals a pattern of information suppression and concerning safety metrics. The company’s approach to transparency faces regulatory scrutiny as it pushes toward fully autonomous operations.
Lucid Motors is joining the race for privately owned autonomous vehicles with Nvidia’s AI technology. The luxury EV maker plans Level 4 self-driving capabilities in its upcoming midsized SUV, but faces significant technological and financial challenges.
The Jaguar Land Rover cyberattack has been classified as the most economically damaging security breach in UK history, with estimated losses reaching £1.9 billion. Manufacturing operations at three major plants remain disrupted, with full recovery not expected until 2026 according to cybersecurity analysts.
The cyberattack targeting luxury automaker Jaguar Land Rover has reportedly become the most economically damaging security breach in UK history, with analysts suggesting total losses could reach approximately £1.9 billion. According to reports from the Cyber Monitoring Centre (CMC), the staggering financial impact far surpasses previous major incidents, including recent retail hacks that were estimated to cost less than £500 million combined.
The Unfolding Crisis What began as routine IT maintenance at Jaguar Land Rover in late August quickly escalated into what…
General Motors is implementing significant cost-cutting measures across its electric vehicle division as market conditions deteriorate. The automaker will cease production of its BrightDrop electric delivery van while maintaining commitment to key consumer models like the Chevrolet Equinox EV.
General Motors is reportedly scaling back its electric vehicle ambitions amid slowing market demand and changing regulatory conditions, according to recent company statements. Despite delivering better-than-expected third-quarter results with a 6% year-over-year delivery increase, the automotive giant is making what executives describe as “a quick adjustment to the reality around us” by restructuring its EV operations.
Strong Quarterly Performance Drives Optimistic Outlook General Motors has significantly upgraded its full-year earnings forecast following a robust third-quarter performance…
