Automotive Views

Tuesday, June 10, 2025

In our opinion: Industry got what it asked for from Congress, but might regret ugly method

The Senate bypassed its own rules to revoke California's waiver and remove the threat of ZEV mandates starting this fall. But the coming legal battle over that action may cause even more uncertainty for the industry it was designed to protect.

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Larry P. Vellequette: Full-size electric pickups are failed product planning experiment and industry disaster

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Omari Gardner: The wide, wide world of Trump's tariffs

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Leo Michael Cartoons

The Chrysler Building, the 77-story Art Deco skyscraper in Manhattan commissioned by automotive icon Walter P. Chrysler, has hit the market amid reports that its interior is crumbling.

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Richard Truett: Why many robotics students are not looking to auto industry

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Casper Rasmussen: How the U.S. can fix its EV charging experience

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MIT's Bryan Reimer proposes a rethink on highly automated driving

The founder and co-director of MIT's Advanced Vehicle Technology Consortium says the auto industry has been distracted by the allure of autonomous driving and should place its short-term focus on developing smarter collaborations between motorists and machines.

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