Jordyn Grzelewski
Reporter at Tech Brew
Tech Brew reporter @morningbrew covering future of travel | Formerly: The Detroit News, The Plain Dealer, The Vindicator. Story tips ➡️ [email protected].
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1 week ago |
emergingtechbrew.com | Tricia Crimmins |Jordyn Grzelewski
A decade ago, before all-electric vehicles were routinely spotted on roads, drivers of Volkswagen’s diesel offerings thought they were making an environmentally conscious choice. The company had touted a “best of both worlds” approach: It said its diesel vehicles produced lower emissions than competitors, but still gave customers more energy per gallon compared to gasoline.
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2 weeks ago |
emergingtechbrew.com | Jordyn Grzelewski
Autonomous trucking company Plus AI’s DC point person is “cautiously optimistic” that the federal government will soon establish a national regulatory framework for autonomous vehicles. “The prior administration, my group of folks, we were working to establish a set of guardrails,” Earl Adams Jr., former deputy administrator for the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) and now the VP of public policy and regulatory affairs for Plus, said at a June 3 roundtable in Detroit.
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2 weeks ago |
emergingtechbrew.com | Jordyn Grzelewski
The auto industry’s new tariff-driven reality appears to be setting in. New-vehicle sales in the US slowed in May, according to industry reports, after consumers rushed to buy cars in March and April to get ahead of expected price increases.
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2 weeks ago |
emergingtechbrew.com | Jordyn Grzelewski
May brought a milestone to the world of autonomous trucking: Aurora Innovation started delivering loads to customers via fully driverless trucks on highways in Texas. The Pittsburgh-based company said in a news release that it was the first to operate a commercial service of this kind on public roads, and previewed plans to expand its service to El Paso and Phoenix later this year.
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3 weeks ago |
climatedepot.com | Marc Morano |Jordyn Grzelewski
That’s according to findings from the auto section of KPMG’s annual American Perspectives survey. Based on responses from 2,500 adults across the country, the survey suggested an “increasing preference for standard gas-powered vehicles.” Asked about their preference between internal combustion engine vehicles, hybrids, and EVs with the same price tags, 42% picked gas-powered cars—up from 38% last year. At the same time, interest in EVs fell from 21% in 2024 to 16% in 2025.
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Had the opportunity to chat with Nat Beuse, chief safety officer for autonomous trucking company Aurora Innovation & a former longtime NHTSA official, about some of the most relevant safety & regulatory issues facing the AV sector. Part 1 of our convo: https://t.co/rE47yeVBFK