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AI Is Coming For Your Car, Whether You Want It Or Not

Most car companies have not yet gotten the hang of software. Use the central stack in a modern Volkswagen, Honda, Audi or Mercedes and you’ll find it’s a far cry from smartphone-grade tech.

Elon Musk's latest flip-flop exposes a trend of 'going soft' on China

Elon Musk's latest flip-flop exposes a trend of 'going soft' on China

The Tesla CEO is not alone in adopting a critical stance on Chinese EV tariffs, but there may be more to carmaker's opinions.

Younger buyers willing to sacrifice privacy for cool, cheap Chinese cars

Younger buyers willing to sacrifice privacy for cool, cheap Chinese cars

Analysts say that social media is exposing younger buyers to options beyond our borders.

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Gen Z Americans Are Much More Open To Chinese EVs Than You Think: Study

However, most Americans did have cyber security concerns if the Chinese vehicles were ever sold here in the U.S.

EV drivers want public chargers to feel more like gas stations, says study

EV owners and prospective buyers said they want these simple amenities when they charge up.

Tesla Sparked A Car Software War. It’s Not Going So Hot

Carmakers are laser-focused on transforming into tech companies. Getting there is proving harder than expected.

Some Automakers Soften On EVs, But Lucid Charges Forward

Lucid CEO Peter Rawlinson thinks the future is Bright for Lucid, citing behind-the-scenes groundwork that should pay off soon.

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The Tesla Cybertruck Is Elon Musk’s Vanity Project And Style Statement: Expert

The Tesla Cybertruck Is Elon Musk’s Vanity Project And Style Statement: Expert

It was pretty clear after yesterday's delivery event that the Tesla Cybertruck would appeal to a smaller and exclusive audience, at least initially.

As LA County's mental health workers burn out, some weigh options

LOS ANGELES — When Yessica Castaneda thinks about launching her career as a social worker, she knows who she doesn't want to work for: Los Angeles County.

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