Nissan Introduces Its First Plug-In Hybrid in the U.S. Nissan introduced the new 2026 Rogue Plug-In Hybrid this week, marking the brand's first PHEV for American buyers. It's designed to "meet the needs of modern families," and offers 38 miles of electric-only driving range for short trips and an estimated 420 miles of total range with its full hybrid powertrain. The Rogue PHEV will be on display at the LA Auto Show from November 21st to 30th.  Audi to Build SUV at Scout Faci

The 2026 Jeep Grand Cherokee Will Get the New Hurricane 4 Turbo The Grand Cherokee gets a major powertrain upgrade for 2026 with the debut of the 2.0-liter Hurricane 4 Turbo engine, delivering 324 horsepower and 332 pound-feet of torque. The new model will also get a larger 12.3-inch infotainment system, refined styling, and a simplified three-trim lineup. Mercedes-Benz Gives a Preview of the Next Sprinter Mercedes-Benz unveiled "THE BOuLDER," a sculpture carved from rock tha

GM Plans Eyes-Off Autonomy by 2028 At an event in New York City this week, GM announced its next major step beyond Super Cruise: a hands-off, eyes-off automation system scheduled to launch in 2028 on the Cadillac Escalade IQ.   Toyota bZ and Subaru Solterra Get Supercharger Access Owners of 2023-2025 Toyota bZ4X and Subaru Solterra models will soon gain access to Tesla's Supercharger network via adapters. Toyota will provide them for free, while Subaru will charge. Both 2026

General Motors has been working on automated driving systems (ADS) since at least the 1950s, when it produced a film featuring its Firebird II concept car. In 2017, GM launched the industry’s first-ever hands-free driving assistance system, Super Cruise, which remains one of the best systems of the type. At an event in New York City today, GM made a number of technology-related announcements, including the next major step beyond Super Cruise, a hands-off, eyes-off automation

By Avery Zimmerman I recently attended the MOVE America Conference, and one of my biggest takeaways is just how dramatically cars are...

Telemetry’s 2025 Assisted and Automated Driving Forecast shows that partially automated, “Level 2+” systems, such as General Motors' Super Cruise and Ford’s BlueCruise, are not only gaining traction globally but are projected to be offered on more than half of all new passenger vehicles by 2028.

The Automotive Press Association invites you to an exclusive presentation and Q&A session featuring Sam Abuelsamid, Vice President of...

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IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER: This is my personal analysis of Ford's marketing campaign as a marketing exercise. These are my opinions and...

By Sam Abuelsamid, VP of Market Research at Telemetry When new vehicle supplies first became restricted in mid-2020 as a result of...

In the last decade, General Motors has invested heavily in a variety of startup businesses, some of which were created outside of the automaker and some within. These have included the Maven car-sharing business, Brightdrop for electric commercial vehicles, and Cruise for automated driving. To say that none of these have become world-conquering success stories would be an understatement. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t still opportunities in at least some of these efforts.

The Detroit Free Press featured Telemetry's first EV Charging Market Forecast , highlighting our research on a surprising obstacle to...

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Over the years, Stellantis has shown how to create meaningful cultural moments — remember, this is the company that brought Eminem to...

By Sam Abuelsamid The United States and the European Union have announced a new framework trade agreement designed to limit the damage...

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When Slate unveiled its compact truck, it garnered attention for good reason. Introducing a low-cost new vehicle concept in a crowded,...

Pretty much as soon as people started using generative AI to write content, people began sharing ways to "spot" it. At first, I appreciated the effort. But very quickly, it started to feel like McCarthyism — with people accusing others of using AI at the first sight of an em dash (supposedly the tell-tale sign something was written by robot). This article explores the appropriate use of an em dash and why you shouldn't scrape it from your content to avoid AI allegations.

Public relations has always had one core responsibility: to shape public opinion through Craig Daitch, founder & CEO of Telemetry...