Tesla CEO Elon Musk is well known for his ambitions when it comes to innovation in the automotive industry, having again demonstrated this in statements made to workers. The website Electrek says Musk has shared the intention to launch a steering wheelless car – fully
News advanced by the DigiTimes website indicates that Apple expects to start producing its own electric car in 2024, the result of the shortage of components that has affected the entire area of technology. The publication says that, currently, the company is in talks with
We’ve been hearing about Xiaomi’s investments to develop its own electric car for some time now. Now, we are seeing some more concrete steps in this initiative. The company bought Deepmotion, a Chinese startup that develops driving assistance software, for $77.37 million. It may seem
Tesla Autopilot system began to be investigated by the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), an investigation that was initiated based on the 11 accidents reported since 2018 in the USA. “The involved subject vehicles were all confirmed to have been engaged in either
Blockchain-focused tech company BOTS Inc., or BTZI, has announced that it is now possible to buy Tesla’s used cars from local dealerships with Dogecoin and other cryptocurrencies. In a statement published on Monday (16), the company said many car dealers and manufacturers have recognized that
Tesla Cybertruck design has made this truck one of the electric vehicles most awaited by consumers in this segment, but apparently those interested will have to be a little more patient. Tesla hoped to start production of Cybertruck later this year, which would allow it
Tesla announced during the most recent financial results presentation that it has decided to postpone the launch of the Semi electric truck until 2022. As TechCrunch says, Tesla justified the decision with restrictions regarding the supply of batteries. It should be recalled that in January
Mercedes-Benz announced that it is ready to have a 100% electric catalog by 2030. News that would be encouraging for enthusiasts were it not for the fact that the brand implements this measure only in “markets that allow it”. This means that, in markets where
Lightyear, a Dutch startup known for its solar-powered car – the Lightyear One – announced that it has found a partnership to produce the vehicle. The chosen one is the Finnish Valmet Automotive, a company that signed a letter of intent with Lightyear for the
Tesla founder and CEO Elon Musk has admitted on his Twitter page that he is prepared for the possibility of Cybertruck being a failure.However, the company’s leader also notes that “there is nothing like it” with the electric van on the market. “To be frank,