🔒 Market flip: Nvidia overtakes Tesla and AI succeeds EVs
Nvidia’s meteoric rise in the stock market, propelling the S&P 500 to new heights, echoes cautionary tales like Tesla’s.
Nvidia’s meteoric rise in the stock market, propelling the S&P 500 to new heights, echoes cautionary tales like Tesla’s.
Apple’s decision to abandon its self-driving car project signals a strategic shift away from the automotive market and towards generative AI and mixed-reality headsets.
In the landscape of electric vehicle manufacturing, Tesla faces a challenging downturn, shedding 50% of shareholder value since November 2021.
South Africa grapples with formidable hurdles, as the country’s logistics and energy crises pose substantial barriers to its ambitious electric vehicle (EV) transition.
The manufacturing facility, the second in the US for Rivian, is expected to start production in 2024, reports The Wall Street Journal.
Eskom is considering buying a fleet of electrically powered light delivery vehicles, according to its CEO Andre de Ruyter.
‘Tesla has almost finished constructing the facility and aims to start production in July’, writes Bloomberg reporters Stefan Nicola and Elisabeth Behrmann.
This is the Morgan EV3, a three wheeled vehicle taking inspiration from the past and propulsion from the future.
VW’s diesel emissions scandal is a blessing for South Korea’s LG Chem Ltd., whose’s enjoying success selling batteries for electric vehicles.
Automakers must expand their offerings of fuel-cell vehicles or risk being pushed out of the burgeoning electric-car market.