EVs dominate American-made list

Happy Friday morning. This is Car Alerts with your weekly recap of the latest car news and market happenings.

In today’s edition:

• Cars.com releases American-Made Index

• Chevy reveals 1000+ hp Corvette

• Ferrari EV delayed

• Recent recalls, especially from Ford

• and more

MARKETS 📈

HEADLINES 📰

Cars.com releases 2025 American-Made Index, a list dominated by EVs

Chevy reveals Corvette ZR1X Hybrid with 1250 hp and all-wheel drive

Ferrari delays second EV model to at least 2028 because of weak demand

Ram announces 10-year, 100K-mile powertrain warranty on new vehicles

Tesla upgrades its Model S and X cars in US, raises prices by $5,000

Car-sharing giant Zoomcar says hacker accessed personal data of 8.4 million users

Allison Transmission acquires Dana’s off-highway unit for $2.7B

McLaren reveals its WEC Hypercar for Le Mans 2026

Ford drops 4 more recalls, tells over 2,300 owners to stop driving immediately

Audi’s new Q3 makes the turn signal stalk more complicated

RECALLS

Ford recalls its 2025 Broncos after finding defects that can prevent the airbags from deploying

Hyundai recalls 10,400 vehicles because the right headlight aim labels are wrong

Chrysler recalls 8,400 Dodge Charger electric vehicles because the external sound amplifiers fail

Mercedes recalls 93,000 vehicles with panoramic sunroofs

Volvo brake failure recall includes more than 14,000 all-electric and hybrid vehicles

Ford Mustang Mach-E door latch recall involves more than 197,000 electric SUVs that can lock and trap people inside

Honda recalls 259,000 vehicles with brake pedals that may shift out of their positions while driving

More than 304,000 Lincoln Aviator and Ford Explorer vehicles are recalled because of problems with the second row seats

Ford Bronco rear door latch and child safety lock problems have caused a recall of about 28,000 Bronco four-door SUVs

Ford has warned 2025 Ford F-250, F-350, F-450 and F-550 Super Duty owners not to drive their trucks until they are repaired by dealerships

That’s all we have for you this week. We’ll see you next Friday with more car content.

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