The global EV industry is in one of the more interesting transition periods it’s witnessed in the last several years. What was a niche with a few pioneers has blossomed into a race to determine which automaker is best suited to dominate the segment. The latest 2026 shipment figures illustrate the rapid transformation that’s taking […]
Volkswagen Charts a New Course with a Major Overhaul
In the global landscape of industry and manufacturing, no brand evokes more reverence, history, or widespread recognition than Volkswagen. For decades, it has been the monolithic powerhouse of the automobile world, a proud standard-bearer of German engineering, and an ever-present feature on road-ways across the globe. But even giants must bow to the relentless forces […]
Stellantis Tests Next-Gen Solid-State EV Batteries on the Road
Electric Vehicle World has long been dreaming about that next big thing in battery tech, the Holy Grail, the one thing that is going to kill all that is hated about EV life: long range anxiety, long charging times and even battery fires. That Holy Grail, in EV’s, is of course solid-state battery technology and […]
Canada’s Auto Future at Stake in Ford, Unifor Talks
Toronto-The air here is thick with anticipation as perhaps the most consequential labor negotiations in a generation are set to get underway. Unifor, Canada’s largest private sector union, is now officially at the table with Ford Motor Company in a negotiation that promises to be a difficult and defining moment for Canadian workers. This isn’t […]
UN Adopts First Global Rules for Autonomous Vehicles
The automotive industry just reached a massive milestone. On June 24, the United Nations passed the world’s first international regulatory guidelines on fully autonomous vehicles (AVs). That means a universal safety standard now exists that will help drive the international testing and adoption of self-driving technology, moving past the confusing patchwork of country-specific rules that […]
Ghosn’s Name Resurfaces in a Tense Nissan Shareholder Showdown
It was the sort of moment that makes a corporate annual meeting feel more like a high-stakes play than a tedious duty. At a hotel in Yokohama that hosted the 127th Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders for Nissan Motor Co., tension crackled the moment an investor raised a hand. “We need a person like Carlos […]
Volkswagen Weighs Historic Overhaul With Deep Job and Factory Cuts
Volkswagen Is reportedly planning to restructure itself for the first time in 89 years “This is what we have planned,” said Oliver Blume, the company’s Chief Executive Officer and its Chief Financial Officer, Arno Antlitz. Volkswagen is considering eliminating up to 100,000 jobs across the world, as well as closing four of its manufacturing plants […]
Lithium’s Volatile Market Reshapes the Future of Electric Cars
Switching to electric cars is now shaping up as a major turning point in industry. With support from national leaders, cleaner ways to get around are gaining ground. Billions flow into fresh tech as car companies adapt fast. People see these vehicles not as novelties but as real options instead of gas models. Hidden beneath […]
Stellantis Powers Up Peugeot with a Billion-Euro French Investment
Big spending usually shows what a company truly values. Not just cash flow, but direction. Into cars, choices like these point toward tomorrow’s roadmaps. Stellantis poured over €1 billion into its old factory at Mulhouse, France a site rooted in history. Though framed as modernization, it’s really about transformation. Peugeot shifts gears here, building electric […]
Michael Schumacher’s Personal Ferrari F355 GTS Heads to Auction
The ultimate bond: the driving legend and their chosen steed the relationship between a legend of the road and their personally owned vehicle gives us a truly unique insight into what lies behind the helmet of the man, out of his element, away from the sheer blistering speeds of the racetrack. Especially when that legend […]