Earlier this week at the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in Detroit, Toyota made a number of announcements regarding its hybrid electric vehicle fleet. Of the various plans over the next few years, the most notable is that Toyota plans to manufacture an all-electric, lightweight city ...
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News Commentary | February 16, 2021
On a quarterly call when it announced losses of $2.9 billion, Ford committed $22 billion to electrification and an additional $7 billion to autonomous vehicles through 2025. This marks an increase over its previous investment of $11 billion to develop electrified vehicles between 2018 and 2022, as ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | February 17, 2021
The British luxury brands are now focused on a transition to all‑electric brands, with Jaguar leading by 2025 and Land Rover following by 2030. While this is a very aggressive timeline, the automaker is on track to pay more than $100 million in emissions‑related fines in Europe, as its fleet is one ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | May 03, 2021
Honda is the latest automaker to announce a full zero‑emissions strategy, announcing it will end combustion vehicle sales by 2040. The date is slightly later than that of some of its peers; luxury brand Jaguar Land Rover will go zero tailpipe emissions by 2030. This is expected; as we've noted ... Not part of subscription