Lynn Walford is an Editor at AUTO Connected Car. She specializes in automotive topics, including electric vehicles, industrial vehicles, and transportation policy, while also covering themes such as mobility as a service and public transportation. Lynn's work has been featured in Wireless And Mobile News and AUTO Connected Car News.
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Lynn Walford's coverage predominantly focuses on press releases and private sector announcements related to automotive technology, transportation & logistics, electric vehicles, autonomous vehicles, and connected cars. She extensively covers events such as CES with a keen interest in the latest developments within these sectors.
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By: Lynn Walford
Subaru of America, Inc. announced pricing on for its 2027 Outback lineup, introducing a new entry-level trim that starts at $32,995 MSRP, $2,000 below the entry price of the outgoing model. The automaker also lowered MSRP by an average of $1,000 across most trim levels and said the 2027 Outback arrives at retailers nationwide later
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In autonomous and self-driving vehicle news are Tesla, NHTSA, Mobileye, Sensys Gatso, Aeva, Forterra, Ouster, OMODA & JAECOO, inDrive, Pony.ai, NVIDIA, Stellantis, Bolt, Métropole
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In connected car news are Applied Information, OmniAir, Arbe, MapQuest, State Farm, MIT, Google, Apple, NXP, Mobileye, TÜV SÜD, Audi, Spotify, Mercedes-Benz, Hyundai Mobis and Samsung.
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In EV, battery and charging news are WeaveGrid, Volkswagen, PACT, BMW Group, IONNA, Alpitronic, Rivian and Toyota. North Carolina Electric Cooperatives and WeaveGrid Launch EVConnectNC North Carolina's electric cooperatives have partnered with grid-edge software provider WeaveGrid to introduce EVConnectNC, an automated load management program meant to balance distribution capacity against rising electric vehicle adoption. State
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Two days before the start of its annual awareness campaign, the National Sleep Foundation (NSF) will bring government officials, automakers, safety
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Mazda North American Operations has announced pricing for the 2027 CX-90 crossover, a model year that brings a new two-row configuration, a revised
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Slate Auto , the American company building what it calls America's most affordable truck, has teamed with candy maker Smarties on a collection of six pastel-colored Starter Packs timed to Halloween.
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Mazda Toyota Manufacturing (MTM) has built its one millionth vehicle, a milestone the Alabama joint venture marked on October 28, 2026, with a
An estimated 145 million adult drivers in the United States, or 61 percent, have driven while impaired by sleepiness at least once, according to the National Sleep Foundation's 2026 Drowsy Driving Report.
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General Motors has agreed to pay $220 million to resolve allegations from a bipartisan coalition of 36 state attorneys general that the automaker collected and sold detailed driving and location data from millions of customers without adequate disclosure or consent. Combined with a separate $12.75 million agreement reached earlier this year with California, the settlements
