Andrew J. Hawkins

We’re going to need to figure that out “expeditiously,” according to this notice in the Federal Register, if we’re going to electrify the trucking industry. Freight accounts for about 8 percent of greenhouse gas emissions. So far, there are “over 160 models” of zero-emission trucks available, and an estimated 17,500 in operation today. And charging those trucks will be more complicated than your average Supercharger. So let’s get those ideas (and electrons) flowing.

Probably too soon to say for sure, but proposed new rules aimed at reducing pedestrian deaths could require bigger vehicles with tall hoods, like trucks and SUVs, to be redesigned.

The driver-assist and self-driving company ceased production of its laser sensors as it streamlines operations in the face of tough headwinds.