General Motors electric vehicles, including ones built in partnership with Honda, are now facing increased scrutiny from the top U.S. auto safety regulator after hundreds of incidents, more than 20 crashes or fires, and at least six injuries.
When I saw the Genesis Neolun concept at the New York International Auto Show two years ago, I never expected those B-pillar-less coach doors to make it onto a real vehicle. I mean, removing the middle center post of a massive SUV to create a wide-open living space? It was absolutely reasonable to think this…
The startup was initially built around the idea of customizing electric vans like Ford’s E-Transit and General Motors’ BrightDrop for the “van life” set, using a modular, “Lego-like” system. Sensing a bigger opportunity, Grounded then started customizing those vans for small businesses. But then GM discontinued BrightDrop last year, Ford axed plans for a next-generation…
