Events

Open Auto seeks to standardize exchanges between AI and automotive systems

The U.S. initiative Open Auto is launching work to define shared standards enabling AI platforms and automotive commerce systems to exchange information.

Harley-Davidson unveils the Sprint 440, produced in India by Hero

The new Harley-Davidson Sprint 440 cruiser, powered by a 440 cm³ single-cylinder engine, will be produced in India with US deliveries scheduled for spring 2027.

Vehicle Tech Week North America brings together the American automotive industry

The Vehicle Tech Week North America trade show gathers the American automotive industry around future vehicle technologies.

Lone Star Racing commits full-time to GTD in 2027

The American team Lone Star Racing confirms a full season in the IMSA GTD class in 2027 with a Mercedes-AMG GT3 Evo.

Manufacturers support US project to reduce fuel consumption standards

Automotive manufacturers are backing the US administration's plan to relax fuel consumption standards.

Debate in the US over permanent ban on Chinese electric vehicles

An op-ed criticizes the push to make the ban on Chinese electric vehicles permanent in the United States, while the American automotive industry is calling for this measure.

Modified Plymouth Barracuda resold at auction triples buyer's investment in one month

A customized Plymouth Barracuda was resold at auction for three times the price paid just a month earlier, illustrating the volatility of the modified American car market.

The Chevrolet Trax 2027 would gain power in its facelift

According to US press, the Chevrolet Trax 2027 will receive a more powerful version of the same engine as part of its mid-cycle update, among other changes.

NHTSA grants GM a deadline extension in braking module investigation

The US road safety agency has granted General Motors additional time in its investigation concerning a braking module.

A US law banning connected vehicles linked to China would include Mercedes-Benz

A US bill prohibits the import and sale of connected vehicles produced by manufacturers owned more than a certain threshold by Chinese companies. Mercedes-Benz could be affected, causing ripples among automakers.

Tesla and Samsung oppose new US tariffs on Vietnam

As a US trade investigation deadline approaches, companies are divided on whether to impose new tariffs on Vietnamese imports; Tesla and Samsung oppose them.

NHTSA issues new series of recreational vehicle recalls

The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has released a new batch of recalls concerning motorhomes and recreational vehicles.

Electric vehicle drivers listen less to AM/FM radio

A US study shows that electric vehicle owners listen significantly less to AM/FM radio than the average motorist.

First drive of the Polaris RZR Pro R Boost at $50,000

Polaris offers the RZR Pro R Boost, a sports buggy sold for approximately $50,000, for which American press is publishing its first review.

NHTSA investigates BorgWarner battery recalls

The US agency NHTSA opens an investigation into recalls of BorgWarner battery packs equipping electric trucks and buses.

Clive Sutton opens new flagship showroom in London

Luxury and performance car specialist Clive Sutton inaugurated a 17,000-square-foot showroom in northwest London, dedicated notably to American brands.

Test drive of the Chevrolet Corvette Z06

Italian press publishes a test drive review of the Chevrolet Corvette Z06, the most powerful version of the American sports car.

Record pay for US automotive executives in 2025

Executives at major US automakers received record compensation in 2025, with Elon Musk far ahead despite mixed financial results.

Easing of US customs duties in favor of Audi

Audi benefits from an easing of US customs duties, in a context where US midterm elections are weighing on automotive policies.

In the United States, only 11% of internal combustion engine car owners consider switching to electric

An American survey shows that convincing buyers of internal combustion engine cars to switch to electric remains difficult, with only 11% considering it for their next purchase.

US Section 179 tax deduction could accelerate fleet electrification

The enhanced Section 179 tax deduction under the US budget bill is presented as a lever to electrify fleets, as diesel approaches $7 per gallon and Tesla Semi deliveries begin.

Weekly Regen review no. 88 on electric vehicle news

Weekly selection of electric news: success of electric vehicles, exclusion of BYDs from US bases, Volkswagen's recourse to Xpeng, and Geely's strategy.

NHTSA examines petition regarding oil pressure in Ford's 7.3L V8

The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is reviewing a petition from owners concerning insufficient idle oil pressure in Ford's 7.3-liter V8 engine.

US political reversals have hindered the electric transition

An analysis showing how repeated changes in US policy regarding credits and standards have destabilized the transition to electric vehicles in the United States.

United States preparing major overhaul of tire safety standards

US authorities are considering a major update to tire safety regulations, targeting SUVs, pickup trucks and electric vehicles.