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Apple Kills Its Electric Car Project

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Apple Kills Its Electric Car Project

The car, which Apple spent billions of dollars researching, had been intended as a rival to Tesla’s E.V.s, which include autonomous driving features.

By Brian X. Chen

Let Tesla Expand? Germans Vote No.

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Let Tesla Expand? Germans Vote No.

A local town’s vote against the U.S. automaker’s proposed expansion is nonbinding, but citizens expect it to be honored.

By Melissa Eddy

Volkswagen Sees Electric Vehicles as a Way to Grow in the U.S.

Batteries Columbia (SC) Electric and Hybrid Vehicles Factories and Manufacturing Ford Motor Co General Motors Hyundai Motor Co International Harvester Co International Trade and World Market Keogh, Scott Kia Motors Corp Navistar International Corporation Sports Utility Vehicles and Light Trucks Tax Credits, Deductions and Exemptions Tesla Motors Inc Toyota Motor Corp Volkswagen AG Volvo Car Corp

Volkswagen Sees Electric Vehicles as a Way to Grow in the U.S.

It and other foreign automakers are trying to exploit upheaval caused by new technology to gain market share from their dominant rivals.

By Jack Ewing

Volkswagen Sees Electric Vehicles as a Way to Grow in the U.S.

Batteries Columbia (SC) Electric and Hybrid Vehicles Factories and Manufacturing Ford Motor Co General Motors Hyundai Motor Co International Harvester Co International Trade and World Market Keogh, Scott Kia Motors Corp Navistar International Corporation Sports Utility Vehicles and Light Trucks Tax Credits, Deductions and Exemptions Tesla Motors Inc Toyota Motor Corp Volkswagen AG Volvo Car Corp

Volkswagen Sees Electric Vehicles as a Way to Grow in the U.S.

It and other foreign automakers are trying to exploit upheaval caused by new technology to gain market share from their dominant rivals.

By Jack Ewing