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Bollinger Motors Has Ceased Paying Its Invoices.

Bollinger Motors Has Ceased Paying Its Invoices.

Various sources suggest that the electric commercial truck company based in Michigan is falling apart. Ford Broncos Are Going Idle and Failing to Start | Carscoops

Ford Broncos Are Going Idle and Failing to Start | Carscoops

Nearly 230,000 Bronco and Bronco Sport SUVs are being recalled to address a malfunction in their gauge clusters. Lawmakers to Question Ford, GM, and Stellantis Executives About Pricing, Regulations, EV Policies, and Trade Issues 9 hours ago by Stephen Rivers The CEOs of Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis are set to testify before Congress in January. The hearing will concentrate on pricing, regulations, EV policies, and trade discussions. Senator Ted Cruz describes the session as a necessary reality check regarding affordability standards. For the first time in nearly two decades, the leaders of Ford, GM, and Stellantis will convene before Congress. The Senate Commerce Committee has summoned Ford's Jim Farley, GM's Mary Barra, and Stellantis' Antonio Filosa to provide testimony on January 14, in a prominent hearing examining the automotive industry's perspective on federal transportation policy and vehicle affordability. The discussion will also address the challenging transition to electrification, a topic that continues to generate division among policymakers and automakers alike. Tesla's VP of Vehicle Engineering, Lars Moravy, has been invited to contribute his insights on this subject. More: Lawmakers Seek Explanations From Hertz Regarding AI Rental Damage System The last time the CEOs of these three Detroit automakers appeared together on Capitol Hill was in late 2008, during the financial crisis, bailout discussions, and a time when the industry’s future appeared quite uncertain. The current pressure points may differ, but they remain equally significant. Why Bring Them Together Now? Senator Ted Cruz, who is leading the hearing, has dubbed it “Pedal to the Policy: The Views of the American Auto Industry on the Upcoming Surface Transportation Reauthorization.” According to reports from the Union-Bulletin, the hearing will address fuel economy and emissions mandates, tariffs, federal EV policies, new vehicle pricing, and how automakers intend to navigate the coming decade. Cruz characterizes the gathering as a long-overdue assessment of affordability. “The average price of a car has more than doubled over the past ten years,” stated Cruz, attributing this surge to “burdensome government-mandated technologies and extreme environmental regulations.” What’s Driving Up Costs? It’s evident that the average transaction price (ATP) for new vehicles is significantly elevated at present. Data from Cox Automotive indicates that it surpassed $50,000 in September. A decade prior, that number was in the low $30,000s. Analysts suggest that various factors, not limited to regulation, contribute to this trend. Inflation, tariffs, premium trims, and an increased number of EVs on the market all play a role. Additionally: EVs Now Move Faster Than Gas Cars in the Used Market Republicans assert that earlier policy changes, such as the repeal of federal EV mandates and CAFE targets under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, are steps toward reducing prices. However, Cruz contends that lawmakers need to take further action. This discussion occurs at a crucial time for the U.S. automotive landscape. The debate arises as the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) is approaching renewal or renegotiation by July 1. If it is not renewed, the consequences could lead to increased vehicle costs, regardless of any new legislation.

Lawmakers to Question Ford, GM, and Stellantis Executives About Pricing, Regulations, EV Policies, and Trade Issues 9 hours ago by Stephen Rivers The CEOs of Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis are set to testify before Congress in January. The hearing will concentrate on pricing, regulations, EV policies, and trade discussions. Senator Ted Cruz describes the session as a necessary reality check regarding affordability standards. For the first time in nearly two decades, the leaders of Ford, GM, and Stellantis will convene before Congress. The Senate Commerce Committee has summoned Ford's Jim Farley, GM's Mary Barra, and Stellantis' Antonio Filosa to provide testimony on January 14, in a prominent hearing examining the automotive industry's perspective on federal transportation policy and vehicle affordability. The discussion will also address the challenging transition to electrification, a topic that continues to generate division among policymakers and automakers alike. Tesla's VP of Vehicle Engineering, Lars Moravy, has been invited to contribute his insights on this subject. More: Lawmakers Seek Explanations From Hertz Regarding AI Rental Damage System The last time the CEOs of these three Detroit automakers appeared together on Capitol Hill was in late 2008, during the financial crisis, bailout discussions, and a time when the industry’s future appeared quite uncertain. The current pressure points may differ, but they remain equally significant. Why Bring Them Together Now? Senator Ted Cruz, who is leading the hearing, has dubbed it “Pedal to the Policy: The Views of the American Auto Industry on the Upcoming Surface Transportation Reauthorization.” According to reports from the Union-Bulletin, the hearing will address fuel economy and emissions mandates, tariffs, federal EV policies, new vehicle pricing, and how automakers intend to navigate the coming decade. Cruz characterizes the gathering as a long-overdue assessment of affordability. “The average price of a car has more than doubled over the past ten years,” stated Cruz, attributing this surge to “burdensome government-mandated technologies and extreme environmental regulations.” What’s Driving Up Costs? It’s evident that the average transaction price (ATP) for new vehicles is significantly elevated at present. Data from Cox Automotive indicates that it surpassed $50,000 in September. A decade prior, that number was in the low $30,000s. Analysts suggest that various factors, not limited to regulation, contribute to this trend. Inflation, tariffs, premium trims, and an increased number of EVs on the market all play a role. Additionally: EVs Now Move Faster Than Gas Cars in the Used Market Republicans assert that earlier policy changes, such as the repeal of federal EV mandates and CAFE targets under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, are steps toward reducing prices. However, Cruz contends that lawmakers need to take further action. This discussion occurs at a crucial time for the U.S. automotive landscape. The debate arises as the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) is approaching renewal or renegotiation by July 1. If it is not renewed, the consequences could lead to increased vehicle costs, regardless of any new legislation.

A viral video featuring a Robotaxi safety driver who seemed to be sleeping in California has sparked renewed discussion about the safety practices for autonomous vehicles. CEOs of the Detroit Three to Appear Before Congress for the First Time in Decades Due to Rising Car Prices | Carscoops

CEOs of the Detroit Three to Appear Before Congress for the First Time in Decades Due to Rising Car Prices | Carscoops

Lawmakers will interrogate the leaders of Ford, GM, and Stellantis regarding pricing, regulations, electric vehicle policy, and trade matters. 1,139-HP Cayenne Electric: Porsche’s Most Potent Road Car to Date | Carscoops

1,139-HP Cayenne Electric: Porsche’s Most Potent Road Car to Date | Carscoops

The $163,000 Porsche Cayenne Turbo Electric accelerates to 60 mph in 2.4 seconds, featuring a 113 kWh battery and active aerodynamics. Mondo has officially unveiled the launch of its new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles MondoVerse sixth scale collection, featuring the Heroes in a Half-Shell with highly realistic textures, interchangeable portraits, weapons, accessories, and soft goods. The first figure, Donatello, is available for pre-order as a limited-time edition until December 2nd; check out the official promotional images and information here… Introducing an original tale from the MondoVerse, our new TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES 1/6 Scale Line showcases premium TMNT figures with ultra-realistic textures and intricate details. The initial figure in this fresh collection, tech genius Donnie, comes fully equipped with swappable portraits, weapons, and awesome accessories (including interchangeable eyes!). This exclusive Timed Edition is our ultimate 1/6 scale Donatello, featuring shell-specific items for the pinnacle of Turtle Power! The year is 199Z, and Krang has emerged from Dimension X, allying with Shredder and the Foot Clan in his mission to dominate Earth. Will the Turtles be able to prepare and thwart them to save the planet? Our story commences as the battle rages on, with the Turtles scavenging new Foot technology to create their own, including Donnie’s modified Mousers and his latest invention, Metalhead! Product includes: - Donatello Figure - Neutral Portrait - Smile Portrait - Intense Scowl Portrait - Intense Grin Portrait - Swappable Pupils Eyes - Swappable White Eyes - Swappable Bandana Tassels - x6 Pairs of Hands - Right Hand Power Glove with x2 Right Hand Swaps - Goggles - Wrist Watch - Screwdriver - Wrench - Glasses - Turtle Communicator - Work in Progress Metalhead head accessory - Classic Kyoketsu-Shoge Blade - Kunai Blade - Hand Blade - x2 Donny Upgraded Ninja Stars - Bo Staff - E-Bo Staff with Electric FX Attachments - Grappling Hook - Mouse-Bro – “Newton” - Mouse-Bro “Magellan” - Figure Stand

Mondo has officially unveiled the launch of its new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles MondoVerse sixth scale collection, featuring the Heroes in a Half-Shell with highly realistic textures, interchangeable portraits, weapons, accessories, and soft goods. The first figure, Donatello, is available for pre-order as a limited-time edition until December 2nd; check out the official promotional images and information here… Introducing an original tale from the MondoVerse, our new TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES 1/6 Scale Line showcases premium TMNT figures with ultra-realistic textures and intricate details. The initial figure in this fresh collection, tech genius Donnie, comes fully equipped with swappable portraits, weapons, and awesome accessories (including interchangeable eyes!). This exclusive Timed Edition is our ultimate 1/6 scale Donatello, featuring shell-specific items for the pinnacle of Turtle Power! The year is 199Z, and Krang has emerged from Dimension X, allying with Shredder and the Foot Clan in his mission to dominate Earth. Will the Turtles be able to prepare and thwart them to save the planet? Our story commences as the battle rages on, with the Turtles scavenging new Foot technology to create their own, including Donnie’s modified Mousers and his latest invention, Metalhead! Product includes: - Donatello Figure - Neutral Portrait - Smile Portrait - Intense Scowl Portrait - Intense Grin Portrait - Swappable Pupils Eyes - Swappable White Eyes - Swappable Bandana Tassels - x6 Pairs of Hands - Right Hand Power Glove with x2 Right Hand Swaps - Goggles - Wrist Watch - Screwdriver - Wrench - Glasses - Turtle Communicator - Work in Progress Metalhead head accessory - Classic Kyoketsu-Shoge Blade - Kunai Blade - Hand Blade - x2 Donny Upgraded Ninja Stars - Bo Staff - E-Bo Staff with Electric FX Attachments - Grappling Hook - Mouse-Bro – “Newton” - Mouse-Bro “Magellan” - Figure Stand

The hybrid sports coupe is launching a new advertising campaign as it begins to arrive at dealerships across the US. Why the 2026 Toyota RAV4 Is Priced at $2,000 More but Ultimately Costs $1,000 Less | Carscoops

Why the 2026 Toyota RAV4 Is Priced at $2,000 More but Ultimately Costs $1,000 Less | Carscoops

The revamped 2026 RAV4 from Toyota begins at $31,900, which is lower than the previous year's hybrid price, while also introducing additional technology. New Nissan Navara Relies on Mitsubishi to Compete with Hilux and Ranger | Carscoops

New Nissan Navara Relies on Mitsubishi to Compete with Hilux and Ranger | Carscoops

Nissan aims to persuade us that the new Navara is more than merely a Mitsubishi Triton with a different exterior. Ford's CEO Expresses Frustration Over Inability to Fill 5,000 Mechanic Positions with Salaries of $120,000 | Carscoops

Ford's CEO Expresses Frustration Over Inability to Fill 5,000 Mechanic Positions with Salaries of $120,000 | Carscoops

Jim Farley acknowledges that dealerships are struggling to locate enough skilled mechanics, cautioning about a national labor shortage that poses a risk to auto repairs and essential industries. Tesla Outsells Mach-E by a Ratio of 46 to 1 in Australia, and Ford is Completely Okay with It | Carscoops

Tesla Outsells Mach-E by a Ratio of 46 to 1 in Australia, and Ford is Completely Okay with It | Carscoops

Australia's electric vehicle market reveals an expanding disparity, with Tesla's Model Y leading the way, whereas the Mustang Mach-E is having difficulty attracting buyers. Le Recon de Jeep à 65 000 $ est étonnamment rapide, mais peut-il échapper au ralentissement des véhicules électriques ? | Carscoops

Le Recon de Jeep à 65 000 $ est étonnamment rapide, mais peut-il échapper au ralentissement des véhicules électriques ? | Carscoops

The brand's second electric model for the US boasts 50 more horsepower than the Wagoneer S and significantly enhanced off-road capabilities. Renault's New Electric Van Likely Looks More Impressive Than Your Vehicle | Carscoops

Renault's New Electric Van Likely Looks More Impressive Than Your Vehicle | Carscoops

The Trafic E-Tech Electric is set to debut late next year and will be produced alongside the model that runs on an internal combustion engine. The 2026 Porsche Cayenne Electric is an electric vehicle priced at $111,000, featuring wireless charging capabilities.

The 2026 Porsche Cayenne Electric is an electric vehicle priced at $111,000, featuring wireless charging capabilities.

The Cayenne Electric Turbo provides as much as 1,139 horsepower, making it the strongest vehicle Porsche has ever offered for sale. Tesla's Robotaxi Service Authorized in Arizona Lacking In-Car Safety Monitors Despite Accidents: TDS

Tesla's Robotaxi Service Authorized in Arizona Lacking In-Car Safety Monitors Despite Accidents: TDS

Tesla has reached the last milestone needed to launch its "self-driving" taxis in a second city.

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