Subaru Announces 2022 Crosstrek Pricing
The starting price for the new Crosstrek increases to $22,445; the plug-in Hybrid is priced at $35,645, an increase of $200 and $300, respectively.
The starting price for the new Crosstrek increases to $22,445; the plug-in Hybrid is priced at $35,645, an increase of $200 and $300, respectively.
The automaker plans to fund new safety research initiatives that explore the needs of an evolving mobility ecosystem and analyze protection for vulnerable road users.
Study shows ADAS features can result in a 23% reduction in bodily injury loss cost.
Applications are now available for the fourth annual Road to Zero Community Traffic Safety Grants.
TuSimple plans to start running “driver-out” autonomous-truck pilots by the end of the year. That’s just part of what we learned in a recent interview with TuSimple officials and from its third-quarter earnings call.
Penske Logistics customer Cardinal Health as been employing a pair of Kalmar T2E electric truck yard tractors at its Riverside, California, facility for the last year.
Ford Pro Telematics Essentials offers fleets access to vehicle health data for all Ford gas-powered vehicles. Ford Pro E-Telematics offer BEV customers three years of complimentary access for fleets to manage their electric vehicles.
While the chip shortage and other constraints have affected Daimler Trucks North America as they have other vehicle manufacturers, the company’s still number one in Class 6-8 market share and plans to stay there as it pushes forward with zero-emissions, autonomous, and connected-vehicle technologies.
The expansion of multi-year supply agreement includes battery supply for Lightning eMotors’s strategic partnership with Forest River for Class 4 and 5 zero-emission shuttle buses.
The package features the Hino Class 5 chassis, fitted with a SEA Electric SEA-Drive power system.
3D animations aim to educate F-150 Lightning shoppers around key elements of the all-electric pickup – from its frunk to optimizing battery range.
Motional and Lyft to begin transporting public passengers in the IONIQ 5 robotaxis starting in 2022 and will scale to a full-fledged commercial launch in 2023.
All-new heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) will need to be zero emission by 2040, the UK government has announced at COP26 on Transport Day (November 10, 2021). The government will phase out non-zero emission HGVs below 26 tons by 2035, with all new HGVs sold in the UK to be zero emission from 2040, making it a world first for the UK.
The REG and Booster collaboration will initially focus on servicing fleet customers in California, starting with the San Francisco Bay Area and Orange County, with additional markets to follow.
A 2022 mid-size luxury SUV scores nicely when it comes to safety.
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