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Ford turns to F1 and bounties to build a $30,000 electric truck
Ford is leveraging Formula 1 expertise and internal engineering “bounties” to develop a $30,000 electric truck aimed at making EV pickups more affordable and competitive.
Electric vehicles, public transport and autonomous driving.
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Ford is leveraging Formula 1 expertise and internal engineering “bounties” to develop a $30,000 electric truck aimed at making EV pickups more affordable and competitive.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has closed its investigation into Fisker, ending a regulatory probe that followed the EV startup’s financial and operational challenges.
Waymo is asking DoorDash drivers to close the doors of its self-driving cars after completing deliveries, highlighting minor operational challenges in autonomous-vehicle partnerships.
Rivian’s turnaround in 2025 was driven by software upgrades, cost controls, and improved vehicle margins, helping the EV maker stabilise operations and regain investor confidence.
Aurora says its driverless trucks can now cover longer highway distances more efficiently than human drivers, marking a key milestone in autonomous freight transport.
Eclipse leads a $31 million funding round in all-EV marketplace Ever, as investors double down on digital platforms focused exclusively on electric vehicles.
Rivian has redesigned the rear door manual release on the upcoming R2 to make it easier to access and more intuitive in emergency situations.
Lidar manufacturer Ouster acquires vision firm StereoLabs, expanding its 3D perception portfolio as consolidation accelerates across the autonomous sensor market.
Lyft has expanded its ride-hailing service to teens, allowing eligible riders aged 13 to 17 to request trips with added safety features and parental controls.
Skyryse has raised an additional $300 million to advance its flight automation technology, aiming to make flying aircraft and helicopters dramatically simpler and safer.
Uber has named a new CFO as it ramps up investments and partnerships in autonomous vehicles, signalling a stronger push into driverless rides.
China will ban hidden electronic car door handles from 2027, requiring mechanical releases after safety concerns over trapped passengers.
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