Ford will recall nearly 185,000 F-150 pickups due to a faulty driveshaft issue, Lansing's city council approves tax incentives for a new General Motors EV facility, and Goodyear debuts an EV-optimized tire.
Ford Motor Co. will recall nearly 185,000 2021-2022 F-150 pickups due to a possibility a vehicle's driveshaft may fracture and prevent its wheels from turning properly.
Dodge announces it will cease production of the Charger and Challenger by 2024, Ford and Rivian cancel a joint EV project, and GM has begun lifting restrictions on some Chevrolet Bolt models put in place due to a battery fire recall.
Tesla is recalling nearly 12,000 vehicles in the U.S.due to an error with its collision detection software that could cause an unexpected activation of a car's emergency brakes.
Volvo has added around 195,000 more vehicles to a recall necessitated by exploding airbag inflators, bring the total number of units recalled to more than 460,000.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on Tuesday sent a letter to Tesla asking why it hadn't filed a recall after updating its Autopilot software.
Hyundai unveils its wirelessly chargeable Genesis GV60 electric SUV, General Motors extends the recall of its Chevrolet Bolt EV to cover all units, and Ford doubles the production of its F-150 Lightning pickup.
