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Rivian Opens Early Access to Point-to-Point Hands-Free Driving
Rivian is inviting select owners to test its upcoming driver-assistance technology through a new Autonomy Early Access Program, starting with point-to-point hands-free driving expected to debut on a limited basis in late 2026.<br /> The invitation-only program requires an active Autonomy+ subscription, regular use of preview features and participation in feedback activities before the technology reaches a wider group of customers.

Lucid Air Lease Starts at $699 a Month as Automaker Pushes Lower-Cost Offers
The offer gives qualifying customers a lower-cost entry point into the luxury electric sedan, while higher-performance Touring and Grand Touring versions are also available through separate lease deals.

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.

Lucid Faces Class Action Over 20,000-Vehicle 2022 Production Target
The class covers investors who acquired Lucid common stock between November 15, 2021, and August 3, 2022, as the four-and-a-half-year-old securities case moves toward trial or a potential settlement.

14 Rivian R2s Grounded Over High-Voltage Battery Fastener Checks
Rivian confirmed the number of affected vehicles in a September 28 update, while service-side information indicates the inspections are focused on how battery packs were assembled.

Maryland Car Shipping: Baltimore Port and DC Suburbs
Plan Maryland car shipping around Baltimore port release, terminal access, suburban unloading locations, and the details that affect your delivery schedule.

3 Reasons Rivian Could Be Better Positioned for Its Next Growth Phase: Motley Fool
Three factors highlighted in a recent Motley Fool analysis are Rivian’s liquidity, its relatively limited shareholder dilution and its progress toward gross profitability. Together, they provide context for the company’s ability to fund operations while scaling its business.

2027 Chevy Bolt Advances in North American Utility Vehicle Awards
The returning electric crossover was chosen from an initial field of 56 new or substantially updated vehicles evaluated by 46 independent automotive journalists.

2028 Volvo XC60 PHEV Gets 78 Miles of Electric Range in Major Upgrade
Volvo says the XC60’s range more than doubles that of the current model.

Lucid Is a Penny Stock Again, But LCID Is Still Not a Buy: Barchart
The stock remains far above its July low, when shares briefly plunged to $2.37 amid the bankruptcy speculation, but much of the recovery has since disappeared. Lucid rejected those rumors, and the company continues to have substantial liquidity. Still, investors have plenty of reasons to remain cautious.

Rivian is Using Test Drives Instead of Big Ad Campaigns to Sell the R2
The EV maker recorded 150,000 test drives across its three consumer models in North America through August 25, already surpassing the 118,000 it recorded throughout 2025. Interest increased sharply after the R2 went on sale in June.

Mary Barra Still Sees EVs as GM’s Destination Despite Slower US Adoption
In a recent interview with Fortune, Barra described EVs as the industry’s “end game” while pointing to regulations, charging infrastructure and consumer practicality as factors affecting how quickly drivers make the switch.

Ford Says Fathom EV Pickup Owners Can Plug In Every Time They Get Home
Alan Clarke, Ford’s vice president of advanced development projects, said the company expects Fathom owners to plug the pickup in whenever they return home.

Chevy Bolt Driver Gets $418 EV Charging Bill at Hyundai Dealership
Stanley Kpenkann of Clinton Township was driving a rental Bolt home after dropping a friend off at the airport when the vehicle’s battery became critically low. With about 20 minutes of estimated driving range remaining, he used EVgo to find the nearest charging station.

Lucid’s $1.4 Billion Turnaround Plan Faces a Tough Test as Stock Hits 52-Week Low
Lucid shares closed at $4.55 on Sept. 1, down 42% from the $7.78 closing price on Aug. 4, the day before Napoli’s operational reset was announced. The decline came as the broader market remained comparatively stable, making the move largely company-specific.

Xiaomi Auto Begins Global Push Ahead of 2027 European Entry
The move gives Xiaomi Auto a public-facing platform for its international expansion while the company continues preparing its overseas sales and distribution network.

Cadillac Beats Every Ranked Luxury Brand in J.D. Power Tech Study
The result puts Cadillac ahead of Genesis, BMW, Lincoln and Mercedes-Benz in the luxury category, although Tesla and Rivian both posted substantially higher scores while remaining ineligible for the official rankings.

Tesla Model Y Performance Could Get 659 km of Range in China
The vehicle uses a 78.4-kilowatt-hour battery and a dual-motor all-wheel-drive system, with several details pointing toward a performance-focused position in Tesla’s expanding Model Y lineup.

Toyota’s bZ EV Is Outselling the Prius. Here’s Why.
Toyota sold just over 10,000 bZ models during the quarter, an increase of nearly 80% from a year earlier. Prius sales, meanwhile, fell by more than 40% to just under 10,000 units. Together, hybrids, plug-in hybrids, and battery-electric vehicles now account for well over half of Toyota’s U.S. sales.

Lucid CEO Rejects Bankruptcy, Take-Private Rumors Ahead Of Earnings
In a statement, Napoli said the reports are false and emphasized that Lucid has sufficient liquidity to continue funding its operations well into next year.