President Donald Trump vowed to Congress that he would make interest payments on loans for American-made cars tax deductible.

Ford is now projecting that it will lose billions of dollars more in 2025 in its pursuit of electric vehicle sales.

Fuel economy standards that were criticized as a "de facto EV mandate" are in the process of being left behind in the dust.

Months after being slapped with a fine for not following the rules, Ford is recalling more than a quarter million vehicles.

As many look to return home after the devastation caused by the LA wildfires, EV owners are finding unique hurdles in doing so.

“We are all going somewhere when we are driving. We want you to make sure you getting there safely," the police said.

"With a ticket in the mail, you get it three weeks later, and you’re like, ‘Wait a second. I don’t remember that.'"

If vast numbers of Americans truly believed the lies about Trump, no major corporation would ever link itself to his administration.

"We’ve now changed policy at companies worth well over $2 Trillion dollars," Starbuck bragged after his latest coup.

Jaguar didn't learn from the mistakes of other companies: They released a terribly woke and confusing ad that has nothing to do with cars.