Gig economy and autonomous vehicle analysis: Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, Tesla, Waymo, and the race for autonomous mobility.
Electric vehicles, EV technology, and charging infrastructure.
Uber's $4,000 EV driver grants reveal sophisticated strategy managing regulatory requirements, driver economics, and autonomous vehicle optionality. This isn't charity—it's mature business planning.
Tesla's new Model 3 Standard ($36,990) and Model Y Standard ($39,990) promise affordability, but stripped features and fierce Chinese competition raise questions about whether this is genuinely opening EV access or just managing margin pressure.
Tesla's new Model 3 Standard ($36,990) and Model Y Standard ($39,990) promise affordability, but stripped features and fierce Chinese competition raise questions about whether this is genuinely opening EV access or just managing margin pressure.
Rivian's switching to Gemini AI for voice control, and it's about time automakers moved beyond basic voice assistants.
GM is bringing back the Bolt for 2027 with a sub-$30K price tag, faster charging, Tesla Supercharger access, and bidirectional charging—making it the most affordable EV in America
Tesla's refreshed Model Y Performance hits 0-60 in 3.3 seconds and delivers 306 miles of range, a real step up from the previous generation
Uber announced a six-year partnership with Lucid and Nuro to deploy over 20,000 robotaxis, investing $300 million in the EV maker while Nuro provides Level 4 self-driving technology
Rivian announced the R3 and R3X compact crossovers starting around $37,000. This is the practical EV most people have been waiting for.
Uber and BYD announced a multi-year partnership to deploy 100,000 EVs across global markets, offering drivers best-in-class pricing and financing while collaborating on future autonomous vehicles
Tesla Slashes Model 3 and Model Y Prices After Underwhelming Q3 Deliveries