Transportation
Tesla’s Big Rig Bet Has A Big Problem
ByAlan Ohnsman,
Senior Editor
Al Gore, Climate Optimist: ‘We Have Urgency. But We Also Have Agency’
ByAlan Ohnsman,
Senior Editor
andElisabeth Brier,
Forbes Staff
Nuclear Reactors Are Shrinking. Some Will To Float
ByAlan Ohnsman,
Senior Editor
Diesel Prices Are Soaring — Inflation May Be Next
ByMike Patton,
Senior Contributor
VW Investors Move From Disbelief To Euphoria; Now The Reality Check
ByNeil Winton,
Senior Contributor
VW investors have lived for decades with governance which put shareholders in 2nd place. Will unions, under existential pressure, agree the radical transform plan?
Europe’s EV Monopoly Requires Cheaper, Smaller Mass Market Vehicles
ByNeil Winton,
Senior Contributor
Evotrex Unveils Off-The-Grid RV At 2026 CES
ByEd Garsten,
Senior Contributor
More From Transportation
Bubbly Steering Wheel Aims To Cool Driver-Automation Conflict
A steering wheel with bubbles and bladders on the back, could help ease the conflict between drivers and automated systems, according to new Univ. of Michigan research.
ByEd Garsten,
Senior Contributor
The Only Real Hedge Against Diesel Shock Is An Electric Truck
Record diesel prices from the Iran war show the US needs electric trucks; China and Europe surge ahead while US rollbacks stall adoption—California and Tesla push ahead.
ByMargo T. Oge,
Contributor
Inside The Oldest AI Startup’s Mission To Become Bubble-Proof
Corning is flying high thanks to the data center craze and insatiable demand for optical fiber. CEO Wendell Weeks is trying to ensure growth won’t stop when the AI bubble pops.
ByAlan Ohnsman,
Senior Editor
Establishing Secure And Sovereign Supply Chains For Physical AI
The AoT® revolution is proceeding rapidly in various defense and commercial applications. Developing secure, supply chains to support this revolution, is critical.
Senior Contributor
Here’s How Electric Robotaxis Can Run Mostly On The Sun
Robotaxis have batteries and can drive to charging when the sun is up and the solar surplus electricity is cheap. That means they have the chance to be super-green
Senior Contributor
What Executives Need To Know About Neuro-Symbolic Planning Technology
Large language models are not good at math-based reasoning. LLMs complement rather than replace existing supply chain planning techniques. A case study illustrates this.
BySteve Banker,
Contributor
Tesla’s Big Rig Bet Has A Big Problem
The company has booked thousands of orders for its electric Semi. But without enough high-powered megawatt chargers, it may deliver only about 250 this year.
ByAlan Ohnsman,
Senior Editor
Al Gore, Climate Optimist: ‘We Have Urgency. But We Also Have Agency’
Climate Week Edition: This week’s newsletter also looks at using star power to raise funds for nature and whether Amazon can curb its rising carbon footprint.
ByAlan Ohnsman,
Senior Editor
andElisabeth Brier,
Forbes Staff
Marijuana Rescheduling Is Underway. What Does It Mean For Dot Drug Testing?
Marijuana rescheduling is underway, but DOT drug testing remains in place. Here’s what employers should know about medical marijuana, MRO review and FMCSA rules.
Senior Contributor
Chinese Autos Advance In Europe, But The Race Is Far From Over
Chinese manufacturers’ battle for the European auto market is accelerating, but Europeans are fighting back on all fronts and with a little help from EU regulators.
ByNeil Winton,
Senior Contributor