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Volkswagen's Big Electric Push Hasn't Gone So Smooth Photo: Getty (Getty Images) Volkswagen CEO Herbert Diess made his first tweet earlier today in an apparent effort to start some beef with Elon Musk. The reality, though, is that VW’s $50 billion electric push hasn’t gone so swell. Advertisement Here is the tweet. I apologize for showing it to you. The timing of the tweet was weird because at 10:31 a.m. many people in the United States — and I have to assume a fair number of people across the world — had their eyes on Washington, and the transfer of power happening there. Most peopl...

GM's Cruise Partners With Microsoft Because Carmakers Can't Go It Alone Anymore Image: Cruise The pursuit of autonomous cars has brought auto manufacturers and tech companies closer together than ever. Microsoft and General Motors, strange bedfellows though they might’ve been a decade or two ago, are now partnering to put Cruise’s robotaxis on the road. Advertisement On Tuesday, Microsoft announced a contribution to a $2 billion investment round that also included funding from GM and Honda, placing Cruise’s total valuation at $30 billion. GM acquired Cruise in 2016; since then, the self...

In Case You Needed A Reminder Tesla Fans Are Creepily Culty, Here You Go Screenshot: Adoration of the Golden Calf, oil on canvas by Nicolas Poussin I know that we often get accused of having a strong anti-Tesla bias on our site, but that mostly comes from hardcore Tesla fans. I think overall, we treat Tesla fairly, but I admit, it is a bit complicated. I think most of us here respect the engineering and design of Tesla’s cars, but have some real issues with the build quality and the way Autopilot is marketed, and, yes, the Big Man himself. But the Tesla-stans, there’s something unusual go...

American Gods (ongoing, Starz): In its third season, and now with its third showrunner, the Neil Gaiman book adaptation continues to chart the relationship between Shadow Moon (Ricky Whittle) and Mr. Wednesday (Ian McShane), as well as the ongoing battle for believers between the Old and New Gods. Batwoman (ongoing, the CW): Whatever ends up happening onscreen on Batwoman this season is surely going to be impacted by what happened off-screen: star Ruby Rose left the show and was replaced by Javicia Leslie, who’s playing a new character entirely. Making that story make sense (so far so good...

Photo: Rebecca Brenneman/The CW Here’s what’s happening in the world of television for Thursday, January 21. All times are Eastern.  Advertisement Top pick Walker (The CW, 8 p.m., series premiere): Howdy, folks. The name’s Walker. Ranger Walker. From Texas. We think that somewhere in The CW’s corporate bylaws, there must be a clause that demands at least one program in which Jared Padalecki is featured must be on the schedule at all times. Walker fulfills that obligation. Our own bylaws require that Roxana Hadadi recap this reboot, and she stands ready to do so. Regular coverage