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Robert Barrosa will become Electrify America's president and CEO June 1. Palazzo will join Electrify America parent company Volkswagen Group on July 1.

Through virtual power plants, nearby EVs can pool together to create a grid power source by charging at off-peak times and/or discharging at peak periods.

The partnership will add charging stations to major travel corridors over five years, aiming to ease consumers' range anxiety on road trips.

Two employees of a Napleton dealership in Florida were found liable for warranty fraud, but Hyundai will not be awarded damages because it engaged in wrongdoing that gives the automaker 'unclean hands.'

The automaker is considering a two-door pickup with a 4- to 4.5-foot-long bed and low roofline. The vehicle would be part of GM's lineup of affordable EVs.

As automakers transition to selling mostly EVs in the U.S., the automotive work force will have to evolve, panelists said at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago's 29th Annual Automotive Insights Symposium.

The Inflation Reduction Act could provide incentives to boost EV sales, but hurdles to scaling EV sales and manufacturing remain, says the Chicago Fed's Kristin Dziczek.

In 2025, 7.8 million EVs could be in operation in the U.S., according to a report by S&P Global Mobility.

The addition of Joanne Crevoiserat follows the recent departures of two other women: Meg Whitman and Jane Mendillo.

Chevy will offer the Silverado ZR2 Bison and a diesel engine with 10 percent more horsepower for 2023.

Joanne Crevoiserat oversees the strategy of Tapestry brands such as Kate Spade and Coach to drive sales and profit growth by making the company more consumer-centric, digital and data-driven.

GMC will offer four trims, plus a limited edition model, of the 2023 Canyon, which goes on sale early next year.

Production at GM's Orion Assembly Plant is canceled Thursday while the Oakland County Sheriff's Department investigates.

Ultium Cells, a battery cell joint venture between GM and LG Energy Solution, plans to open its first plant this month.

OnStar, GM's long-standing in-vehicle safety, security and connectivity service, had previously been an optional product sold for a separate subscription fee.