Toyota-backed U.S. self-driving startup garners $67 million investment The Toyota-backed U.S. self-driving startup May Mobility has gained a nearly $67 million investment from Japanese firm NTT Communications, according to a new report. On Monday, Nikkei Asia reported that NTT is investing around 10 billion yen ($66.9 million) into the Michigan-based May Mobility. The company plans…
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Tesla denies union influence for Giga Berlin’s increased wages: report Tesla has issued a comment about the rising salaries of Giga Berlin’s employees. As per the electric vehicle maker, the wage increase was the result of an internal standard process and not related to any alleged pressures from union activity. “Claims that there is a…
UAW contract with GM includes almost $2 billion in EV investments The United Auto Workers (UAW) union recently came to tentative contract agreements with the Big Three automakers of Michigan, and General Motors’s (GM’s) investment plans in the agreement reportedly include around $2 billion dedicated to electric vehicle (EV) parts and production. According to a…
Tesla making progress on LA diner Supercharger construction After ground was broken on Tesla’s drive-in movie theater and Supercharger concept just a couple of months ago, new photos show that the automaker is already making some progress on the Los Angeles site’s construction. Tesla broke ground on the Supercharger in late September, after the movie…
Chinese Tesla rival Nio cutting 10% of staff this month Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker and Tesla competitor Nio is planning to cut a sizable portion of its workers this month, citing increasing competition and weakening demand in the country. Nio will cut 10 percent of its workers in November, according to a letter from…
GM-owned Cruise hires law, tech firms to review accident response The board of General Motors (GM) self-driving subsidiary Cruise has hired a third-party law firm and technology consultants to review its response to an accident with a pedestrian in California last month. After a Cruise robotaxi hit and pinned a pedestrian who had been hit…