Jordyn Grzelewski

The in-vehicle user experience, automated driving, and improved navigation systems are just a few of the mobility tech trends Tech Brew will be watching at CES 2025.

“The ability of the UAW to successfully organize the Ford joint-venture battery plant in Kentucky is a major milestone,” one labor expert tells Tech Brew.

A survey commissioned by Highland Electric Fleets found that 65% of parents prefer electric school buses over diesel-powered ones.

Electreon is part of a new project that will equip a UPS facility in Detroit with wireless charging capabilities.

Waymo recently notched a milestone by opening up its robotaxis to all LA riders.

The EV transition isn’t “dead,” one analyst tells Tech Brew, but it’s likely to slow down under a second Trump administration.

Ford is rolling out E-Switch Assist, a tool that uses data to help business owners figure out which vehicles in their fleets are ready to go electric.

We tested out GM’s Super Cruise advanced driver assistance system in a Chevy Silverado EV.

“Everybody is looking at it,” one AV sector source says of Tesla’s October 10 event.

“The more efficient, the more reliable, the safer these routes were, the more people would choose transit,” a Hayden AI exec tells Tech Brew.