Both large and small auto manufacturers have begun targeting the commercial trucking industry. Luke Burgess discusses the companies that are leading the pack. And one technology is surpassing the...
If Tesla goes private, shorts could get crushed. And I have no problem with that.
Two weeks ago, automobile maker Toyota made a major decision that will not just impact the future of the Japanese car giant, but could alter the global transportation and possibly the global...
Despite so many investors wanting Tesla to fail, the stock continues to defy the odds.
Everyone is hating on Elon Musk right now for one reason or another. But throughout all of this there's one thing important to remember: Elon Musk is only one guy. There's a much larger battery...
Jim Chanos is a smart person, but still hasn’t figured out that he shouldn’t bet against Tesla.
Large automakers continue marketing the technology, but the mainstream and social media are no longer adding false value through hype. So now might be a great time to start looking back into fuel...
Automakers around the world are spending hundreds of billions of dollars to develop the next generation of battery electric vehicles. But one UK-based company hopes it can break into the market to...
The first brand-new car that your grandchildren will buy will be electric or hybrid — whether they like it or not. And that's because they won't have a choice. Twenty years ago, electric vehicles...
If Trump wants to protect taxpayers, he should support the repeal of the renewable fuels standard.
With over 40% of platinum and palladium demand coming from automotive catalytic converters and the market for new electric vehicles rapidly unfolding, PGMs are likely to experience long-term...
“My grandfather rode a camel, my father rode a camel, I drive a Mercedes, my son drives a Land Rover, his son will drive a Land Rover, but his son will ride a camel.”
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