Laurence Iliff is a West Coast Bureau Reporter for Automotive News, specializing in electric vehicles and the automotive industry. With experience as a former correspondent for the Wall Street Journal and the Dallas Morning News, Laurence has a deep understanding of the automotive market and provides insightful coverage on industry trends and developments.
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By: Laurence Iliff
Musk presented the autonomous Cybercab and Robovan, but investors want a budget model by 2025.
By: Laurence Iliff
Tesla said new affordable models 'remain on track for start of production in the first half of 2025.'
Tesla's third-quarter net income rose 17 percent to $2.2 billion as CEO Elon Musk promised a paid robotaxi service next year and more affordable vehicles.
Lucid opens orders for its second vehicle, the Gravity crossover, on Nov. 7 with the Grand Touring trim, starting at $94,900. The base Touring model won't go on sale until late 2025.
Rivian reports third-quarter earnings Nov. 7 after a sharp sales decline and a critical component shortage caused the electric vehicle startup to
Trump has promised the Tesla CEO an advisory role in his administration and the Musk said he expects an easier path to grow his companies, including Tesla.
Electric vehicle startups Rivian Automotive and Lucid Motors are focused on cutting production costs after losing money on every vehicle delivered in the third quarter and posting deep financial losses.
Rivian Automotive and Volkswagen Group formally launched their joint venture with a potential $5.8 billion deal to bring next-generation electrical
By: Laurence Iliff
Rivian Automotive and Volkswagen Group formally launched their joint venture with a potential $5.8 billion deal to bring next-generation electrical
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