Flexport may lay off workers yet again
[ad_1] Flexport, a logistics company with $2.7 billion in venture and debt funding, is reportedly planning additional layoffs. That’s according to Information, which said the firm intends to eliminate around…
Read More »Tesla’s solar installs drop, but battery business is booming
[ad_1] Tesla’s once-leading solar business is in decline, according to the latest figures from its fourth-quarter 2023 earnings report. The automaker revealed on Wednesday that its solar deployments cratered by…
Read More »How the Tesla Cyberbeast compares to other high-priced electric pickups
[ad_1] After keeping some key specs close to its proverbial chest, Tesla is finally sharing more details about the final production versions of the Cybertruck electric pickup. Tesla published battery,…
Read More »Tesla’s cheapest Cybertruck won’t drop until 2025
[ad_1] Bad news: If you had your heart set on a sub-$40,000 Cybertruck, it ain’t coming next year, if ever. Though Tesla plans to ramp up production of its electric…
Read More »Polestar’s climate-tweeting bot isn’t actually a bot, for good reason
[ad_1] “When is a bot a person?,” my colleague Kirsten asked after I learned that Polestar’s climate bot is more human than machine. Polestar launched its “Truth Bot” on X…
Read More »I’m trying so hard not to gush over Teenage Engineering’s latest gadget
[ad_1] Teenage Engineering’s new $300 groovebox has no business being this cute. That’s the whole point. The EP–133 K.O.II (we’ll just call it Knock Out II) is a combination drum machine,…
Read More »Rivian and Amazon are no longer exclusive
[ad_1] The exclusivity agreement that Amazon struck with Rivian is over early: The automaker said on Tuesday that it will now let other companies buy its electric vans. Back in…
Read More »This EV startup was going to revolutionize how cars were made – now, it’s on life support
[ad_1] Arrival set out eight years ago to make electric vehicle production “radically more efficient.” So far, its plan to forgo the gigafactory for local microfactories has proved anything but….
Read More »Two of California’s biggest robotaxi opponents join forces
[ad_1] Two of the biggest groups to oppose robotaxi expansion in California are now formally working together. Teamsters 856, which is tied to one of the longest-standing labor unions in…
Read More »Robotaxi pushback grows in Los Angeles as Cruise loses permits
[ad_1] Less than a month after Waymo’s Los Angeles County expansion, labor organizers and an LA lawmaker are calling for new autonomous-vehicle regulations. On Tuesday, the office of LA Councilmember…
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