Daimler won dismissal of a lawsuit brought by Chrysler’s creditors that blames a buyout by Cerberus Capital Management for the U.S. carmaker’s 2009 bankruptcy.

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Daimler won dismissal of a lawsuit brought by Chrysler’s creditors that blames a buyout by Cerberus Capital Management for the U.S. carmaker’s 2009 bankruptcy.

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Daimler sees creditor suit tossed

When the Lincoln MKZ Hybrid sedan goes on sale in the fall, the price will probably surprise a lot of people. The sticker price will be $35,180 exactly the same as the non-hybrid version of the car.

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Lincoln MKZ hybrid costs same as a gas-only

ChargeCar reimagines plug-in vehicles By Bill O’Driscoll.

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Who (Re)Built the Electric Car?

China has overtaken the United States as the world’s largest energy consumer, the International Energy Agency said Tuesday. China immediately questioned the report, claiming its calculations were “unreliable.”

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Business news briefs for 7/21/10

Honda finally comes to the table with an EV, but it’s still betting hydrogen is the future.

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Honda Promises Plug-Ins and EVs by 2012

* Planned green car factory may start ops in 2013-Nikkei

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Honda to focus on hybrids, drop microcar plant-paper

By Alex Bossert. I invested in BYD about a year and a half ago. Since then, I’ve been trying to learn everything I can about the company and it’s founder Wang Chuanfu. Here is my investment write up of BYD: Read more » »

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The BYD Story

The recent economic crisis has provided an impetus to a massive structural change in the auto industry, setting the stage for growth over the next decade. We see some opportunities with Honda and Ford.

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Auto Industry Outlook and Review – July 2010

DETROIT – Talk about an awkward position: General Motors, under pressure to be profitable and start selling stock again, is benefiting from relatively cheap gasoline.

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Cheap gas may crimp sales of efficient cars