Tesla, GM and Nissan lobby together to lift the cap on EV tax credits
Tesla has already reached the cap on the $7,500 tax credit.
Tesla has already reached the cap on the $7,500 tax credit.
'It changes the equation' for buyers and automakers, CEO Mary Barra says
Bill cuts the number of cars that can deploy without restrictions to 25,000.
One proposal would exempt self-driving cars from the existing federal safety rules.
Some cars already have this safety device.
The topic has rare "good bipartisan agreement."
It's also a harbinger of further deregulation to come for the trucking industry.
Just keep your ears open.
How can the EPA make decisions about renewable fuels if it doesn't have data?
Facing down an array of future threats, the US Navy has taken the first steps in making a formal request to increase the size of the fleet.
Zero Motorcycles is pleased with the feds' decision to extend plug-in perk for electric motorcycles.
The massive, five-year, $305-billion spending bill doles out $281 billion to the beleaguered Highway Trust Fund, and also gives nearly $1 billion to NHTSA.
Provisions in House and Senate transportation bills would benefit CNG-powered vehicles. It isn't clear which, if any, of them will make it to the final legislation.
A prominent U.S. senator is speaking out on behalf of motorists who like to repair their own cars. ​Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) urged the U.S. Copyright Office to grant a proposed exemption in copyright law that would ensure drivers and gearheads have a legal right to tinker with and fix vehicles.
VW America President and CEO Michael Horn is expected to tell Congress he was aware of the company's diesel defeat device well over a year ago.
With the details of the Trans-Pacific Partnership unveiled, we're now seeing the potential impact the free-trade deal would have on the auto industry.
Cars have become hacking targets, but documents show the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is struggling to address automotive cyber threats.
Takata looks to be preparing for a bigger fight with Congress, upping its spend on lobbyists by 22 percent in Q2 compared to Q1.