As Toyota adds one Crown this year, it'll likely lose another | September U.S. sales report | GM to boost Bolt EV production | Former Toyota exec joins Lithia board | Hyundai to offer security kit

Through three quarters, Toyota Motor North America is on pace to lose the U.S. sales crown it won in 2021, which ended General Motors' 90-year reign.

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Here's what's hampering home EV charging infrastructure

Canada’s three largest cities require new construction accommodate EV chargers, building codes elsewhere in the country are hit-or-miss

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