Arstechnica Cars

1. China tells WTO that US EV subsidies are unfair trade barriers

   China says it's unfair that only EVs made in North America qualify for tax credits.

2. Partial automated driving systems don’t make driving safer, study finds

   Many driver assists do increase safety, but little evidence lane keeping is one.

3. Airbag problems force massive recalls at Alfa Romeo, BMW, Fiat, and Jeep

   Takata airbags and problematic sensors lead to recall across four car brands.

4. We test the baffling hubless Verge TS Pro electric motorbike

   The Verge TS is anything but cheap, but it does feature cutting-edge technology.

5. Massive car dealer ransom attack is mostly over after 2 weeks of work-arounds

   CDK outage likely slumped June auto sales, may have cost more than $600M.

6. Here’s NASCAR’s idea for a fully electric stock car

   The prototype is here to gauge interest and promote NASCAR's sustainability push.

7. The greening of planes, trains, and automobiles

   We need new fuels as society moves away from coal, natural gas and oil.

8. How the Lincoln Nautilus surprisingly won me over with its ride, huge screen

   How I stopped worrying and learned to love the big screen.

9. Paralyzed driver Robert Wickens tests Formula E car with hand controls

   Robert Wickens was paralyzed from the waist down in a 2018 IndyCar crash.

10. Here’s how Michelin plans to make its tires more renewable

    The tire company wants a completely sustainable tire by 2050.