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Musk's Advice To Younger Self: 'Stop And Smell The Roses'
At the company's 'AI Day' event Elon Musk was asked what would he tell his younger self.
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India's Euler Motors Raises $60 Million In GIC Singapore-Led Funding Round
Euler Motors did not disclose the valuation at which it raised the money in the Series C round, although it said its other investors included Blume Ventures, Athera Venture Partners, QRG Holdings, ADB Ventures and Moglix.
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Boosting EU Chip Supplies, Stmicroelectronics Plans New Plant In Italy
As demand soars for chips used in everything from smartphones to cars, supply chain bottlenecks going on for almost two years have created havoc in several global industries, including automotive, healthcare and telecoms.
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Buffet-Backed BYD Taps India As Latest Market Amid Global Push
BYD launched the Atto 3 electric SUV, fitted with its renowned Blade battery technology, with a plan to corner 40% of the country's electric car market by 2030.
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Toyota Launches Pilot Project For Flex Fuel Vehicle In India
The sedan, imported from Toyota Brazil, is powered by flex fuel technology, which allows the engine to run on fuel blended with a higher percentage of ethanol, reducing the consumption of gasoline, along with a hybrid powertrain.
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As EV Sales Grow, Battle Over U.S. Road Weight Limits Heats Up
Even before a recent spike in EV sales, U.S. roads have been carrying heavier loads, as cars and trucks climbed from an average of 3,200 pounds (1,451 kilos) to 4,200 pounds over the last four decades, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Musk, Twitter Could Reach Deal To End Court Battle, Close Buyout Soon: Report
Musk, who is also chief executive officer of electric car maker Tesla Inc, proposed to Twitter late on Monday he would change course and abide by his April agreement to buy the company for $54.20 per share, if Twitter dropped its litigation against him.
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Honda To Cut Car Output At Two Japanese Plants In October
Two lines at Honda's Suzuka plant in western Japan will cut production by about 20% in October, while its assembly plant in Saitama prefecture, north of Tokyo, will lower production plans by about 40% for the month.
Read More →Explainer-What Is An 'Everything App' And Why Does Elon Musk Want To Make One?
The concept of an everything app, often referred to as a "super app," is massively popular in Asia and tech companies across the world have tried to replicate it.
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Twitter Slips As Investors Await Funding Details On Musk's $44 Billion Deal
Shares of the microblogging site were down marginally at $51.12, after rising 20% since Musk this week proposed to go ahead with the April bid of $54.20 per share to take Twitter private.
Read More →China's BYD Wins Five-Star European Safety Rating For Electric SUV
BYD received a five-star Euro NCAP safety rating for its electric ATTO 3 crossover SUV.
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Oil Jumps More Than 3% Ahead Of OPEC+ Meeting On Supply Cuts
Oil rose by nearly $3 a barrel on expectations of a large cut in crude output from the OPEC+ producer group and as a weaker U.S. dollar made oil purchases less expensive.
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Lyft Hikes Service Fee For Rides As Insurance Costs Rise
Lyft is increasing the service fee its U.S. riders pay directly to the company to cover higher insurance costs.
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As Carmakers Unveil New EVs, France Ups Subsidies For Poorer Buyers
Renault and Stellantis unveiled new French-made electric vehicles (EVs) at the Paris Motor Show.
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A Foxconn Tesla? Taiwan Tech Giant Targets 5% Of EV Manufacturing By 2025
Foxconn said it hopes to one day make cars for Tesla as it ramps up EV manufacturing, in a strategy to diversify its business.
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Apple Supplier Foxconn 'Cautiously Optimistic' About Q4 Outlook
Foxconn said it was "cautiously optimistic" about its fourth-quarter revenue outlook after reporting record-breaking September sales.
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Hyundai To Launch $5.5 Billion U.S. EV Plant, As New Law Dims Sales Outlook
Hyundai will break ground on a $5.54 billion electric vehicle and battery plant in the United States, as South Korea's biggest automaker grapples with an uncertain outlook for its EV sales in its top market.
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Oil Prices Ease On Chinese Demand Data, Stronger Dollar
Oil settled lower in choppy trade as data showing demand from China remained lackluster in September and a strong U.S. dollar weighed.
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Mobileye IPO Not Capital Raise, But Market Entry -Intel CEO
Intel's CEO Pat Gelsinger said the initial public offering of its self-driving tech company Mobileye was not a capital raise, but more of an entry into the market.
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Oil Gains As U.S. Dollar Eases Though Demand Fears Linger
Oil prices rose as the U.S. dollar eased against major peers.
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