Automotive Views

Tuesday, July 15, 2025

In our opinion: Trump budget bill is temporary, but reality can't be legislated away

Narrow passage of the Trump budget bill this month will bring an end to subsidies for new and used electric vehicles in the U.S.

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Larry P. Vellequette: Toyota's flex line is an elegant solution to 'Big Beautiful Bill' EV conundrum

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Melissa Burden: Auto retail standouts: 2025 Automotive News 40 Under 40 honorees shine

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Leo Michael Cartoons

Elon Musk's launch of the America political party, which drew a rebuke from President Donald Trump, is putting fresh political pressure on Tesla as it struggles with falling global sales and a pivot to autonomous vehicles.

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Greg Layson: EV muscle cars might stand a chance after all

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Mark Hollmer: AI, innovation and sharing ideas globally

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Peter Abowd: Why getting software leadership right is so hard — and how to solve it

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David Kennedy: Tesla to profit from Canada's ZEV mandate, even as other federal policies punish it

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Redwood Materials' Cal Lankton gives old EV batteries new life

Cal Lankton, chief commercial officer at Redwood Materials, details the promise of making used EV batteries useful again as key components underpinning the AI boom.

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