Andrew J. Hawkins

17 pts The Ferrari Luce has a lot of glass, metallic finish, and rounded edges. In other words, it's got Jony Ive all over it. | Image: Ferrari Ferrari makes some of the fastest cars on the planet, so it's anyone's guess how the Italian automaker ended up being so incredibly late to the EV party. Long after most…

The automaker's RACE stock is down over 7 percent, while its US-listed shares are down 4 percent, according to CNBC . It would seem Ferrari fans are not the only ones disappointed by the Jony Ive-designed Luce

American Airlines is planning to install SpaceX's Starlink Wi-Fi in hundreds of its airplanes, the airline announced today

That was Luca Cordero di Montezemolo, former Ferrari president, commenting on the recent reveal of the polarizing electric Luce . He continued (translated from Italian):

Knicks fans are certainly an eccentric bunch. One of them felt the need to bust out his laptop to record himself celebrating outside Madison Square Gardens after the Knicks swept the Cleveland Cavaliers. Hope it wasn't a work laptop!

The newly formed App Drivers Union represents 70,000 rideshare drivers in the state. The group can negotiate pay, benefits, and deactivation policies as part of its contract. It is the first officially recognized union representing Uber and Lyft drivers in the US.

While a few Rivian employees have already received their R2s, the first customer deliveries won't start until next month. Rivian says order invitations to R2 reservation holders will start to go out on “a rolling basis,” with current R1T and R1S owners getting first priority. The first version to get delivered will be the R2 Performance with Launch Package ($59,485), followed by R2 Premium ($55,485) in late 2026. Once your order is confirmed, delivery should take 2-6 weeks, the company says.

3 minutes ago After several months of testing, Waymo is finally ready to invite non-employee passengers into its newest vehicle, the Zeekr

That’s the conclusion from a Reuters investigation that includes a hard look at Tesla’s statistical methodology and interviews with company insiders. Tesla workers routinely review video clips from FSD-enabled vehicles of animal deaths or narrow misses with children. And there’s a lot of speeding: > One employee said labelers saw Teslas regularly exceeding speed limits by 20 to 30 miles per hour after the automaker introduced an FSD “Mad Max” mode enabling more-aggressive driving. Another labeler reported seeing an FSD-piloted vehicle traveling 60 mph in a 25-mph zone. [Media: https://www.instagram/p/DY4UWlviA8K/?hl=en]

The Ferrari Luce grabbed most of the spotlight this week, but China’s EV industry continues to make headlines. Here are some worth checking out: * Reuters: Chinese auto brands grabbed more market share in Europe last month. * InsideEVs: China’s regulators are cracking down on EV gimmicks, like hidden handles and steering yolks. * BBC: US, European, and Japanese automakers are struggling to keep up with the pace of innovation in China. * South China Morning Post: China issued a sweeping regulatory blueprint defining technical terms for the next generation of AI, self-driving tech, and batteries. * Electrek: The Dolphin G is the first car from BYD built for the global market.