#EV

The EV euphoria in the U.S. auto industry is over. Automakers like GM and Ford are pulling back on EV investments after billions in losses, pivoting back to profitable gas trucks and hybrids as consumer demand stalls.

An intense EV price war, fueled by massive overcapacity in China, is now hitting global automakers like Tesla and Ford, squeezing profits and forcing strategic retreats. Here's what it means for your portfolio.

U.S. regulators have escalated their investigation into Tesla's Autopilot system, now covering 830,000 vehicles. This move to an engineering analysis raises the risk of a major recall.

The mobility sector faces a major correction as lidar maker Luminar and e-bike firm Rad Power Bikes file for bankruptcy, while Ford halts production of its all-electric F-150 Lightning.

As China's first generation of EVs retires, the country faces a massive battery waste problem. An unregulated gray market is booming, posing serious environmental and safety risks that threaten the sustainability of the EV revolution.

Rivian is building its own self-driving tech, a high-stakes pivot against Waymo and Tesla. PRISM analyzes the strategic choice that will define the auto industry.

Tesla's patent for a Starlink-integrated roof is more than a new feature. It's a strategic move to create a new, vertically integrated automotive platform.

A California judge found Tesla's 'Full Self-Driving' marketing deceptive. PRISM analyzes why this ruling is a major red flag for investors and the entire EV industry.