Joann Muller

There’s new optimism for hydrogen-powered cars.

American automakers increasingly view Chinese cars as an existential threat.

An update nearly doubles Super Cruise’s operating area.

Ford forfeited billions of dollars in profit because of soaring warranty claims.

Children are especially vulnerable to air pollution.

Alto, an employee-based ride-hailing company, is suspending operations in D.C. and Miami.

Honda’s new CR-V e:FCEV is a plug-in hybrid that runs on electricity and hydrogen.

Ford EV owners can now order a free adapter to charge their cars at most Tesla Superchargers.

The all-electric Dodge Charger Daytona brings muscle cars into the EV age.

“I’ve never been been more bullish on our business,” CEO RJ Scaringe tells Axios.

General Motors has resumed selling its electric Chevrolet Blazer and lowered the price.

GM’s attempt to revamp its vehicle software strategy has been upended by a key departure.

Drivers’ unions are fighting for protections as autonomous vehicles go mainstream.

A dwindling number of self-driving car companies are striving to earn the public’s trust.

The Department of Defense is acting as an important bridge for next-gen aircraft makers.

On the subject of robots, a dwindling number of self-driving car companies are striving to earn the public’s trust, a challenge complicated by their competitors’ mistakes.

The last-mile logistics company is partnering with Alphabet’s Wing, starting with a Wendy’s in Virginia

DroneUp unveiled a proprietary autonomous drone delivery “ecosystem” for retailers.

Hyundai Motor Group is now the fourth-largest automaker in the U.S.

The EV shift was never going to be clean and swift.