Two California car makers—one large, one small—recently announced their intent to expand from electric vehicles into the realm of robotics. This strategic pivot underscores both companies’ drive to innovate beyond traditional automotive manufacturing.
SUNY Morrisville is set to host a comprehensive, one-day electric vehicle training session on Saturday, Jan. 17, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Taking place at the college’s Automotive Technology Facility on 80 Eaton St., this in-person workshop aims to build critical EV-related skills and foster workforce development in a rapidly growing industry.
Hyundai, recognized for some of the best electric vehicles on the market, has set its sights on the future of autonomous driving. Determined to meet its competitors head-on, the Korean automaker considers closing the gap with Waymo a pressing priority.
A new graphene supercapacitor material — called multiscale reduced graphene oxide — promises faster charging and higher power delivery. With potential applications in electric vehicles and everyday household devices, this development could reshape the way we store and use energy.
A Tesla owner says her car began rolling toward a tow truck without her prompting, despite pressing hard on the brake pedal. The collision left a dent and raised worries that the situation could have been much worse.
Tesla reported a sharp drop in third-quarter earnings, contracting from $2.2 billion last year to $1.4 billion, even though its sales continued to climb. Despite the slumping profits, Elon Musk envisions accelerating plans for robotaxi services by the close of this year. The latest results highlight the company’s ongoing balancing act between innovation and economic headwinds.
KLP Kapitalforvaltning AS, a Norwegian institutional investor, has reduced its stake in Rivian Automotive, Inc. by 1.2%. The latest filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission reveals the sale of 9,700 shares in the electric vehicle automaker during the second quarter.
Refined Wealth Management has taken a new position in Tesla, acquiring 668 shares during the second quarter. Valued at about $212,000, this investment represents around 0.1% of the firm’s holdings, according to its filing with the SEC.
IKEA Canada reached a remarkable milestone in August 2025, with electric vehicles completing 72% of its large-item home deliveries—a first in the company’s history. This achievement, made possible through collaboration with service partners and a nationwide rollout of fleet chargers, reflects IKEA Canada’s broader commitment to reducing emissions and being a good neighbor.
Lucid is preparing a new electric vehicle set to sell for under US$50,000, directly positioning it against Tesla’s Model Y and Model 3. Following its high-end Air line of sedans and a three-row SUV, the company’s move to a more affordable offering signals a new chapter in the competitive EV market.
