Ford CEO Stepping Down; Nikola Reports Earnings by Alex Hickey Tesla is still racing laps around the rest of the electric vehicle (EV) field, but the competition is in hot, and of course silent, pursuit. China’s Nio and Phoenix-based Nikola have matched or surpassed Tesla’s 240% stock rally this year. This week, Nio reported July […]
Tesla Turns a Profit, Eligible for Inclusion Into the S&P 500 by Toby Howell Yesterday, financial analysts and Brew writers alike waited around all day for Tesla’s earnings report like it was George R.R. Martin’s next GoT book. Tesla delivered: The electric automaker posted $104 million in net income, paving the way for inclusion in […]
2-door, 4-door, and Sport variants, 7 trim levels, and a ton of customization. by Jonathan M. Gitlin On Monday night, in a coordinated advertising blitz across ABC, ESPN, and the National Geographic channel, as well as on YouTube and social media, Ford debuted its new Bronco SUV. The company is reviving the Bronco nameplate after […]
Travel During a Pandemic by Neal Freyman Good Saturday morning. Did we catch you at home? Thought so. Memorial Day Weekend, typically one of the busiest travel periods in the U.S., is almost unrecognizable this year. Highways are open, airports are mostly empty…even the line at Seacrets in Ocean City isn’t looking too bad. None […]
Volkswagen Converts Vintage Microbus Into Modern Electric Vehicle By Jessica Stewart Volkswagen continues to tinker with its electric vehicle concepts with the e-BULLI. On the heels of their Type 20 electric minibus, they’ve taken another vintage design and brought it into the 21st century. The e-BULLI prototype is based on the T1 Samba bus, which […]
The largest automaker in the US will spend $20 billion to assure investors it’s serious about embracing an electric future By Andrew J. Hawkins General Motors laid out its electric vehicle strategy on Wednesday, showcasing roughly a dozen products as part of a broader attempt to convey to investors how serious it is about embracing […]
British Court Blocks Heathrow Runway Expansion by Alex Hickey U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson has promised almost $130 billion in infrastructure investments around Britain. But there’s one project he’s frostier on than a nice hairbrush: a third runway for London’s Heathrow Airport. He got good news yesterday. A British court blocked the runway over concerns […]
U.K. GDP Did Not Budge in the Fourth Quarter of 2019 by Alex Hickey U.K. GDP growth stood still in Q4 2019, the region’s last full quarter in the EU. In addition to Brexit uncertainty, slower trade and a wilting eurozone dragged down growth. But as much as we mercilessly teased the U.K. in 2019, […]
British Airways 747 Sets Record for New York to London Subsonic Flight by Kinsey Grant Saturday night, a British Airways 747 set a new record for the fastest subsonic flight between NYC and London. We’d say the travelers were lucky, but they didn’t even have time to digest their “dinner” before flight attendants started handing […]
Brew readers are rightly flabbergasted by Tesla stock’s recent performance. Two of them, Mike W. and his friend Wynn, even shared with us a trivia game they started playing. How it works: We’ll give you a company, you have to say whether its market value is greater than or less than Tesla’s $159.9 billion (as […]
