More Than 1.2 Million GM, Ford Vehicles Face Regulatory Scrutiny After Brake Failures and Engine Problems Surface
benzinga_article·- The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration launched investigations into more than 1.2 million General Motors and Ford vehicles following reports of brake failures and engine problems. - The Ford probe targets 82,040 units of the 2024 Maverick Hybrid over braking issues, while the GM inquiry covers over 1.1 million vehicles regarding potential spindle fractures in the e-boost brake-by-wire system. - An additional GM probe examines 2021-2026 models with L87 engines after receiving hundreds of complaints regarding post-remedy engine failures.Top 10 US Stock Losers (8.24)
Top Gainers&Losers·Tesla (TSLA) Beats Uber and Google with Approval for a Larger Robotaxi Fleet in Nevada
Tip Ranks·- Tesla secured approval from Nevada's transportation authority to operate a fleet of up to 5,000 robotaxis. - This capacity surpasses the 1,000-vehicle permit limits granted to competitors like Google's Waymo and Uber's subsidiary Aviari. - Despite this regulatory milestone, Tesla shares dropped by over 3 % to approximately $ 351 on Monday afternoon.Over 1.1 million GM vehicles, including EVs, are under NHTSA investigation
Electrek·- The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration expanded its investigation to over 1.1 million GM vehicles, including electric vehicles and models built for Honda. - The inquiry follows driver complaints regarding a sudden loss of brake assist and subsequent "Brake System Failure" warning messages. - The agency's Office of Defects Investigation initially opened a preliminary evaluation on April 11, 2026, after receiving multiple reports involving 2023 Cadillac Lyriq models.Lucid Stock Drifts Lower Monday: What's Going On?
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