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Ford Fathom Prototype Spotted at Dearborn HQ With Prominent Front Sensor

Although heavy camouflage continues to conceal most of the truck’s design, the latest prototype sighting reveals a prominent sensor in the front grille and Michelin e-Primacy tires. Ford plans to fully unveil the all-electric pickup in early 2027.

Ford Fathom Electric Pickup Heads to Las Vegas Ahead of 2027 Launch

Ford CEO Jim Farley shared photos and video of Fathom prototypes in Las Vegas, where the trucks were undergoing hot-weather testing. The vehicles remained heavily camouflaged but carried their Fathom name on the doors along with QR codes and signs indicating that preorders will begin in early 2027 and the camouflage will come off later that year.

Ford Fathom Is Shaping Up to Be a $30,000 Electric Pickup

The Fathom is still several months away from its full reveal, but Ford has already disclosed a number of details about the upcoming pickup, including its approximate size, powertrain configurations, technology and expected range.

Ford Fathom Reveal Could Come in Early 2027

The midsize pickup is scheduled to enter production later next year, while Ford plans to open pre-orders in January, giving customers their first official look at the new EV soon.

Ford Fathom to Include Free Apple Maps Navigation Features

The announcement provides another look at the technology package that will debut with Ford’s new Universal Electric Vehicle (UEV) platform.

Ford Fathom Teaser Hints at Expedition-Style Panoramic Display

While the automaker has yet to reveal the truck’s full interior, the teaser provides another clue about the technology buyers can expect when the model enters production in 2027.

RJ Scaringe Explains Why Rivian Isn’t Trying to Be the Next Tesla

Speaking at the Aspen Ideas Festival, Scaringe reflected on Rivian’s 17-year journey, the upcoming R2 SUV, and the long-term vision he believes will define the company.

2027 Chevy Bolt Chief Engineer Explains Key Design Decisions in New Q&A

The 12-minute video addresses topics ranging from the Bolt’s limited production run and technology choices to charging features, Super Cruise, and cabin design.

Ferrari Launches All-Electric Luce in China Starting at Nearly $587,000

The four-door grand tourer marks a major milestone for the Italian automaker as it expands into electrification while maintaining its focus on ultra-high-performance luxury vehicles.

Cadillac Drops Three Lyriq Appearance Packages for 2027

The changes affect dealer-installed appearance packages that previously allowed customers to add color-accented trim elements to the Lyriq without relying on aftermarket modifications.

Lucid appears to shade Ferrari’s first EV after Luce launch

The launch places the ES9 directly into competition with other high-end Chinese smart EVs, including the recently updated Aito M9 backed by Huawei.

Ferrari Unveils All-Electric Luce With 1,050 HP and $640,000 Price Tag

U.S. deliveries for the Ferrari Luce are expected to begin in the second quarter of 2027 with pricing starting at approximately $640,000.

Ford EV Chief Doug Field Exits as Automaker Restructures Leadership

The move comes alongside a broader restructuring aimed at accelerating product development, improving efficiency, and hitting long-term financial targets under Ford’s “Ford+” plan.

Lucid Gravity Gains Apple CarPlay and Android Auto via OTA Update

The update underscores Lucid’s strategy of improving the ownership experience through continuous software enhancements.

2027 Chevy Bolt Gets Super Cruise in Late 2026

General Motors has confirmed that Super Cruise will not arrive until late 2026.

Rivian Adds Apple Watch Controls for R1T and R1S

The update, rolling out next week as part of a broader mobile and vehicle software refresh, highlights Rivian’s push to position software as a core differentiator alongside its electric trucks and SUVs.

Why CarPlay on GM’s Ultium EVs Became Impossible to Support

WAMS emphasized that General Motors had no involvement whatsoever in the product’s cancellation, countering online speculation that the automaker intervened.

Ford CEO Jim Farley Warns Company “Can’t Miss China” as Tech Gap Widens

Farley, who recently personally tested several top Chinese EVs, said their technology is “far more advanced” than global rivals.

GM Loses Another Senior Software Leader as Baris Cetinok Exits Next Month

His departure marks the third major tech-sector executive exit in recent weeks.

Rivian to Cut 600 Jobs as Market Headwinds and Policy Shifts Mount

The news is expected to be confirmed to employees later this week.