Chevy Bolt returns for 2027 as America's cheapest EV at under $30K
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
What robotaxis and gig platforms actually ship — Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, Waymo, Tesla — with numbers, labor, and the boring edge cases.
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
Lyft announced a strategic partnership with Tensor Auto to deploy hundreds of autonomous vehicles starting in 2027, marking the company's first move into owning and operating its own AV fleet rather than just app integration.
DoorDash and Serve Robotics announced a multi-year strategic partnership to roll out autonomous robot deliveries across the US, and this is exactly the kind of infrastructure play that separates...
AB 1340 lets certain California TNC drivers unionize as contractors starting 2026 — reporting lists, vote thresholds, and no automatic W-2 flip.
Discord suffered a data breach through one of its third-party customer service providers. An unauthorized party compromised the provider and gained access to information from users who had contacted...
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
DoorDash just unveiled Dot, the first commercial autonomous robot built to navigate bike lanes, roads, sidewalks, and driveways. Built entirely in-house by DoorDash Labs, Dot is one-tenth the size of...
Lyft's Flexdrive will manage Waymo's autonomous fleet in Nashville, marking Lyft's first major entry into AV operations and bringing real competition to Uber's autonomous strategy
Lyft is deploying May Mobility's hybrid-electric Toyota Sienna autonomous vehicles in Midtown Atlanta, marking the company's first AV deployment with the autonomous technology startup
Five years after Amazon acquired Zoox for $1.3 billion, the company is launching its first public robotaxi service in Las Vegas with purpose-built vehicles that look nothing like traditional cars