
GM Tech Executive Shakeup Continues Across Software Division
General Motors’ software division sees three top executives leave as the company restructures under new Chief Product Officer Sterling Anderson to unify software, hardware, and AI…
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General Motors’ software division sees three top executives leave as the company restructures under new Chief Product Officer Sterling Anderson to unify software, hardware, and AI…


Monarch Tractor warns employees of up to 102 layoffs and a potential shutdown as it pivots toward software and licensing after major operational setbacks.

A new fire has broken out at the Novelis aluminum plant in Oswego, a key supplier for Ford’s F-150 trucks, raising new concerns after previous shutdowns.

Waymo is expanding to Minneapolis, New Orleans, and Tampa, beginning manual drives ahead of full robotaxi services as it accelerates nationwide and global rollout plans.

Point One Navigation raised $35M in funding, led by Khosla Ventures, to expand its centimetre-accurate location technology for drones, vehicles, robots, wearables, and industrial systems.

Tesla secures a ride-hailing permit in Arizona, clearing the final step toward launching its robotaxi service in the Phoenix metro area.

Waymo begins fully driverless testing in Miami as it gears up for a 2026 launch, expanding robotaxi operations across major U.S. cities.

Toyota will invest $912M in five U.S. factories to expand hybrid vehicle production, including U.S. assembly of a hybrid Corolla and upgraded engine lines.


Volvo cancels its lidar contract with Luminar as the troubled sensor maker warns of possible bankruptcy amid layoffs, loan defaults, and rising disputes.

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