Chery Readies Two Production Electric Vans as Chinese Automakers Expand Beyond Passenger Cars
Chery is moving its European ambitions into a new lane. Through DELIVAN, its Europe-focused commercial-vehicle brand, the Chinese group plans
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Toyota Pushes Back on Fresh Highlander EV Delay Report, Says 2027 Timeline Hasn’t Changed
Toyota’s electric Highlander has found itself at the centre of another scheduling dispute just months before it was originally expected
Volkswagen Shares Jump 7% After Carmaker Backs Overhaul Taking Job Cuts to 100,000
Volkswagen has spent years trying to prove that one of the world’s most complicated automotive groups can move quickly enough
China Rare-Earth Suppliers Halt Some U.S. Shipments, Renewing Supply Risk for North American Automakers
A fragile improvement in rare-earth trade between China and the United States is showing fresh cracks. Some Chinese suppliers are
Tesla Starts Steering-Wheel-Free Cybercab Rides as U.S. Safety Regulator Steps In
A gold two-seat taxi with butterfly doors is now doing something Tesla has promised for years: carrying passengers on public
Fresh Analysis Puts Honda and Toyota at Centre of Trump’s 50% Canada Auto-Tariff Risk
Canada’s auto tariff fight with Washington is increasingly becoming a Honda and Toyota problem. President Donald Trump has threatened to
Tesla Switches On Canada’s First V4 Supercharger in B.C. After Nearly Five Months of Waiting
Five months can feel like an eternity when the hardware is already sitting in a parking lot. On August 30,
U.S. Automakers Push Congress to Permanently Ban Chinese Cars as Canada Takes a Different Path
North America’s approach to Chinese automobiles is splitting in two. In Washington, the auto industry is urging Congress to turn
U.S. Judge Blocks Trump EPA Move on California Car Rules, Reopening North American Auto-Regulation Fight
A federal judge has interrupted the Trump administration’s latest attempt to dismantle California’s special authority over vehicle emissions, preserving several