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Stellantis is reportedly looking for a new leader
All things automotiveThe president of Stellantis confirmed this week that the search for a new leader has begun, as Carlos Tavares’ contract ends in 2026. For several weeks now, we have been reporting news that is not always positive coming from Stellantis, the automotive giant that oversees the American brands Ram, Jeep, Chrysler, and Dodge. Whether it’s […]
Toyota is dropping the name “Prime” in favor of “Plug-in Hybrid”
All things automotiveAn evolution in Toyota’s hybrid range Toyota has announced that it will be dropping the name “Prime” for its plug-in hybrid vehicles in favor of a more explicit designation. Starting in the fall of 2025, the RAV4 Prime will now be called the RAV4 Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV), thus ending the use of this […]
McLaren will unveil the successor to the P1 on October 6th.
All things automotiveMcLaren is about to reveal its next ultimate car on October 6, ten years after the arrival of the legendary P1, a successor to the F1, capable of reaching 386 km/h. Codenamed the P18, this new model promises significant advancements in aerodynamics and will be equipped with a bespoke hybrid powertrain. A lightweight and powerful […]
Saskatchewan wants to compete with China in the production of rare earth metals for electric vehicles.
All things automotive• Saskatchewan aims to become a major player in the supply of rare earth materials. At the time of writing, experts state that China controls 95% of global production and supply of rare earth metals. This near-monopoly allows China to dictate prices and create uncertainty for users by controlling exports. Saskatchewan aims to have a […]