Category: High-Tech Auto & Mobility

Seven major automakers say they’re joining forces to build a North American electric vehicle charging network that would rival Tesla’s and nearly double the number of fast-charging plugs in the U.S. and Canada.

Bollinger Motors Inc. aims to invest $44 million at its Livonia manufacturing plant and Oak Park headquarters in an expansion that would create 237 jobs.

The city of Detroit, the beating heart of the American auto industry, is about to be reenergized with an additional $8M from the state, a move that’s redefining the future of the auto show industry.

Ticket sales are now open for the 2023 Detroit Auto Show.

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German automotive supplier Bosch is embracing software as the future of its North American mobility business.

Starting next spring, Ford EV owners will have access to roughly 12,000 Tesla Superchargers via adapters in the first direct partnership of its kind between two competing electric vehicle makers.

One month ago, Michigan Central launched with the official grand opening of Newlab Detroit’s headquarters in the restored Book Depository building.

The first binational electric vehicle corridor has been established between Kalamazoo and Quebec City, Quebec, with EV chargers located every 50 miles along the 872-mile stretch.

Communications Lead at Cavnue, Katelyn Davis, recaps the 2023 Detroit Moves community festival and forum.