Consumer confidence improved last month, reversing a three-month downward trend as concerns about the spread of the Delta variant eased…
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Universal Technical Institute Adds EV Technician Training Coursework
UTI has updated its program curriculum to include new hybrid and electric vehicle (EV) technician coursework at its California campuses…
Ford, Purdue Developing Faster Charging Station Cable
Using liquid as an active cooling agent, the concept could combine with in-development vehicle charging technology to lower the average time to recharge electric vehicles…
Ford Launches E-Transit Pilot Program
The program will evaluate the all-electric cargo van’s capabilities, charging strategies for specific applications and more…
WyoTech Trade School Enrollment Grows to 685 in 3 Years
The automotive, diesel and collision trade school’s student population was just 26 in 2018…
E.C.D. Automotive Design to Build Tesla-Powered D110s
The restored Defenders will have a 220-mile range and produce up to 450 horsepower…
Hypercraft, Geiser Brothers Partner on Electric Desert Race Truck Development
The 1,600-horsepower race truck is featured in the North Hall at the SEMA Show…
Ford Reveals F-100 Eluminator Concept
The all-electric, zero-emissions vehicle is based on a 1978 F-100 pickup and is powered by the Ford Performance Eluminator electric crate motor…
Redline Detection Launches BEV Division
Redline Detection has launched a new division to develop diagnostic leak detection technology exclusively for battery electric vehicles…
Happy Warriors: Post-Pandemic Enthusiasm for Custom Repair Remains High
Nearly two years after federal and state-imposed lockdowns, automotive enthusiasts still seem smitten with their rekindled passion for custom repair. From nostalgia to plain old economics, automotive professionals say several factors are keeping parts selling, shops busy and the honeymoon phase alive…
Toyota Dream Car USA Art Contest Kicks Off Nov. 1
One contest winner will have their artwork displayed at the Petersen Automotive Museum…
BorgWarner Receives Department of Energy Grant for EV Inverter Development
The Department of Energy-sponsored project aims to build on BorgWarner’s 800V Viper silicon carbide-based inverter to achieve higher performance targets and ultimately expand its commercial potential…
Petersen Museum to Host ‘Future of Motorsports’ Panel at Velocity Invitational
The panel will include Jim Farley, CEO of Ford, and Zak Brown, CEO of McLaren Racing…
Toyota to Open U.S. Battery Plant
Toyota will invest approximately $3.4 billion in automotive batteries in the United States through 2030 which will include developing and localizing automotive battery production…
KPI — October 2021: The Brief
As COVID-19 cases rise across the U.S., the focus turns to those who are eligible for vaccination but have declined for a variety of reasons…