Thyssenkrupp Auto Unit Cuts Up to 180 Engineering Jobs in Latest Supplier Restructuring
The pressure reshaping Europe’s automotive supply chain is reaching deeper into the engineering offices behind the vehicles themselves. Thyssenkrupp Automotive
Hyundai Mobis Sells $443 Million Lighting Business as Supplier Pushes Deeper Into North America
Hyundai Mobis has agreed to sell its global automotive lighting business to French supplier OPmobility in a deal carrying an
Mercedes-Backed Robotaxi Company Plans ‘Several Thousand’ Cars by 2027 With Toyota and BYD Ties
Momenta Global is preparing for a far more ambitious phase of the robotaxi race. The Chinese autonomous-driving company, backed by
BMW Turns to More Local Production and Cost Cuts After China Slump and U.S. Tariffs Hit Profits
BMW has spent years arguing that its global manufacturing footprint gives it flexibility when individual markets turn difficult. In 2026,
Stellantis to Halt Three French Plants as Battery Shortage Hits Long-Range EV Production
Stellantis is preparing for an unusual kind of production slowdown in France: at two major factories, the problem is not
Tesla Locks In US$30 Billion of New Credit Lines as AI and Factory Spending Accelerates
Tesla is preparing for one of the most capital-intensive periods in its history, and it has now built a much
Lucid Rolls Out Major Air Update in Canada — Older Cars Need a $1,366 Hardware Upgrade
Lucid’s latest software push is arriving in Canada with a split experience for owners. Air UX 3.0, released as part
U.S. Senator Says Mercedes Talks Continue Over Proposed 15% China-Ownership Ban as Canada Opens Door to Chinese EVs
A proposed U.S. crackdown on Chinese influence in the auto industry has produced an unexpected complication: Mercedes-Benz, one of the
Ford CEO Warns U.S. on Chinese Automakers as Canada Keeps 49,000-EV China Quota
Ford CEO Jim Farley is sounding another warning about the rapid global expansion of Chinese automakers, arguing that the United