Honda Targets 30% Supplier Cost Cuts in $9.4-Billion Push as Canada Tariff Pressure Intensifies
Honda is asking its supply chain to do something unusually difficult: take substantial cost out of increasingly complex vehicles without
Bianca
Ford Recalls 148,663 Mustangs in U.S. Over Power-Loss Risk; Canadian Campaign Not Yet Posted
Ford Mustang owners are facing another safety-related concern after U.S. regulators disclosed a recall covering 148,663 vehicles from the 2024
20-Year-Old Clocked at 220 km/h on Highway 401 Gets 30-Day Licence Suspension, OPP Says
A routine stretch of Highway 401 through Cambridge became the scene of an extraordinary traffic stop after Ontario Provincial Police
OPP Says 254 People Have Died in Its Road Crashes This Year as Collision Count Hits 46,000
Ontario’s latest road-safety numbers carry a grim message heading into the final stretch of summer. The Ontario Provincial Police says
U.S. Private Equity Takes Majority Stake in Montreal Firm Behind Canadian Stolen-Vehicle Tracking Network
A Montreal technology company with a significant role in Canada’s vehicle-theft fight has a new majority owner. GI Partners, a
Jeep Opens September With 0% Financing for 84 Months on Wrangler Rubicon in Canada
Jeep is carrying one of its most aggressive Wrangler financing offers into September, giving Canadian buyers access to 0% financing
China Tells Automakers to Rein In Overseas Price Wars as Its EV Industry Pushes Deeper Into Foreign Markets
China’s auto industry conquered its home market through relentless competition, rapid model launches and increasingly aggressive prices. Beijing now appears
BYD’s Overseas Shipments Jump 134.5% to 189,466 as Chinese EV Pressure Builds Outside China
BYD’s growth story is rapidly becoming less about how many cars it can sell in China and more about how
Three Auto-Parts Firms Weigh Leaving Mexico as CUSMA Uncertainty Starts Driving Investment Elsewhere
Mexico spent years positioning itself as one of the biggest winners from North America’s push to shorten supply chains. Now,