Automotive News
GM Documented Leaking Silverado and Sierra Windows in 2019. A Lawsuit Says Owners Paid the Repair
July 6, 2026
A class action says GM knew 2019-2020 Silverado and Sierra rear windows leak into the cab, tracked it in a service bulletin for four years, but never issued a recall.
Toyota Took 51% of Building Joby’s Air Taxi. It’s the Hybrid Playbook, Aimed at the Sky
July 5, 2026
Toyota and Joby formed a joint venture on June 30, 2026 that hands Toyota 51% and exclusive rights to build the S4 air taxi. The real bet is manufacturing.
Your Car’s Camera Can Now Read Your Heart Rate
June 9, 2026
Smart Eye says its driver-monitoring cameras can now estimate heart rate and breathing with no new hardware. How camera-based vital signs work, and what’s real.
Justin Bieber’s “Peaches” Cadillac Goes to Auction as a Breast Cancer Tribute
May 29, 2026
The 1968 Cadillac from Justin Bieber’s “Peaches” video hits Hemmings May 29, with proceeds going to breast cancer research and patient support.
California Adds $55.2M for Public Fast Chargers, Most Bound for Underserved Areas
May 28, 2026
California’s Energy Commission committed $55.2 million for public DC fast chargers across two 2026-27 funding windows. What it means for EV drivers in the state.
Charging Anxiety: Why Your Next EV May Grade Chargers A to F
May 28, 2026
Parkopedia’s new EV charging API grades public chargers A to F and forecasts congestion to fight charging anxiety. What it means for US drivers, and the catch.
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