Living electric in Milan provides multiple challenges

Milan has 133 charging stations like this one on its public roads. By comparison, Munich has 500.

May 13, 2021 04:01 AM

Generous incentives have pushed sales of electrified vehicles to new heights in Italy, which was previous an EV laggard compared with a number of other European countries.

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Nissan North America targets nearly $2 billion in cost cuts to shift out of ‘crisis mode’

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The sweeping belt-tightening effort will involve hundreds of job cuts in the U.S. and factory consolidation in Mexico.

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Urvaksh Karkaria

Nissan North America targets nearly $2 billion in cost cuts to shift out of ‘crisis mode’

100 Leading Women

Linda Hasenfratz, Automotive News Centennial Award winner, sees opportunity with tariff uncertainty

Work-life balance requires flexibility, trade-offs for 100 Leading Women

Tesla’s future robot legions: First they learn to drive, then to walk

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Laurence Iliff

Tesla’s future robot legions: First they learn to drive, then to walk

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