Tag: EVs

Elon Musk’s Weird Excuse for Tesla’s Tumble: We’re Not a Car Company!

Ashok Elluswamy, Tesla’s director of autopilot software, elaborated that “unlike laptops and our cell phones,” self-driving cars’ computing power would be “totally under Tesla’s control. So it’s easier to distribute the workload across different nodes as opposed to asking users for permission on their own cell phones,” which Elluswamy called “very tedious.” Tesla chief financial […]

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What the Hell is Elon Musk Talking About?

Ashok Elluswamy, Tesla’s director of autopilot software, elaborated that “unlike laptops and our cell phones,” self-driving cars’ computing power would be “totally under Tesla’s control. So it’s easier to distribute the workload across different nodes as opposed to asking users for permission on their own cell phones,” which Elluswamy called “very tedious.” Tesla chief financial […]

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Tesla’s Value Is Crashing Like a … Well, Like a Tesla

Other lawmakers, such as Ohio Senator J.D. Vance, completely threw the judicial system under the bus, blaming Trump’s woes—which also include repercussions for bank fraud, sexual abuse, election interference, hoarding classified documents at Mar-a-Lago, and more—as the failures of another pillar of government. “I’m very uncomfortable with the weaponized justice system,” Vance told the outlet. […]

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Auto Industry News: Toyota Teases 4Runner, EPA Finalizes HD Emissions, and Tesla Cuts Low-Cost EV

Toyota readies for a big reveal, as the beloved 4Runner gets its first true redesign in 15 years. Meanwhile, the EPA hands down strict new emissions rules for heavy-duty vehicles, just as automakers pull back on their electric vehicle projects – including Tesla. The automaker is reportedly pulling the plug on its long-promised, low-cost family […]

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Top Automotive Performance Trends for 2024

Rev up your engine with the latest in automotive performance. The world of aftermarket performance parts is in a strange place right now. As manufacturers embrace electrification, it seems like the reign of almost all late-model muscle cars as we know it is coming to an end. This, coupled with a significant amount of industry […]

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Auto Industry News: Few Debuts in NY, Supply Chain Re-Routes, Fisker’s Worsening Worries, & EV Maintenance Reality Check

For the city that never sleeps, the annual New York Auto Show seemed a little tired this year. The Engine Block sifts through the slim pickings to highlight a few new and noteworthy models. Plus, we take a closer look at the automotive supply chain since the devastating bridge collapse in Baltimore, and provide an […]

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Auto Industry News: EJS Debuts, EPA Emissions, and UAW Election Votes

Forget the dyed eggs and jellybeans, the true sign of Easter has arrived – Jeep’s EJS concept debuts. The automaker pulled the covers off four new rides in Moab this weekend, and while the lineup may be smaller than years’ past, it’s no less impressive. The Engine Block has pictures and specs, along with updates […]

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Auto Industry News: Mint 400 Recap, Ridler Award Raves, Waymo’s Green Light, & More

From the heart-pounding action of the Mint 400 to the jaw-dropping craftsmanship showcased at the Detroit Autorama’s prestigious Ridler Awards, the auto industry served up adrenaline and excitement of all flavors this week. The Engine Block has information on all the thrills (and spills), as well as the latest updates on Waymo’s expansion approval in […]

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