Automotive
Mazda Embraces Tesla's NACS Charging Standard for Future Electric Vehicles in Japan
Mazda will adopt the North American Charging Standard for its electric vehicles in Japan by 2027, signaling a significant shift in the EV charging infrastructure landscape and potentially influencing other automotive manufacturers.
Foxconn to Develop and Manufacture Electric Vehicles for Mitsubishi
Foxconn, the world's largest contract electronics manufacturer, has entered the electric vehicle sector by partnering with Mitsubishi to develop and manufacture electric cars, signaling a significant expansion for the technology giant.
Automotive Masterpiece: 1936 Cord 810 Cabriolet Showcases Revolutionary Design at DFW Car & Toy Museum
The DFW Car & Toy Museum displays a rare 1936 Cord 810 Cabriolet, a groundbreaking automotive design that challenged conventional engineering and aesthetics of the 1930s, representing a pivotal moment in automotive innovation.
Rare 1979 Clénet Series I Roadster Showcases Automotive Luxury at DFW Car and Toy Museum
A pristine 1979 Clénet Series I Roadster, one of only 250 produced, is now on display at the DFW Car and Toy Museum. The vehicle represents a unique blend of vintage elegance and modern automotive engineering.
Dusty Cars Expands Focus on Classic Porsche Valuations and Acquisitions
Dusty Cars, a California-based classic car valuation service, is deepening its commitment to appraising and purchasing classic Porsche vehicles, highlighting the growing market for vintage sports cars from specific decades.
GM Faces Potential Class Action Over Alleged Engine Defects in Multiple Vehicle Models
A New Jersey law firm is investigating potential widespread engine failures in General Motors vehicles from 2019-2024, targeting multiple models due to reported engine seizures that could pose significant safety risks.
Rare 1975 Bricklin SV-1: A Safety-Focused Sports Car That Defied the Odds
A pristine 1975 Bricklin SV-1 in Safety White, part of the Ron Sturgeon Collection, highlights an ambitious automotive project that prioritized safety and innovative design during the 1970s, representing a unique moment in American car manufacturing history.
Veritas Global Protection Expands European Market with Strategic WAGAS SA Acquisition
Veritas Global Protection's acquisition of WAGAS SA marks a significant expansion into the European vehicle protection market, potentially reshaping the industry landscape for automotive warranty and protection services across the EU.