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The latest numbers on the microchip shortage: A break from chip-related cuts
AFS signals that industry efforts to respond to the global microchip shortage are helping.
Nissan to invest nearly $18B for electrification blitz
The automaker plans 23 new electrified vehicles, including 15 EVs, and aims for an electrification mix of 50 percent across the Nissan and Infiniti brands by March 31, 2031.
Tesla to spend $188M to upgrade, expand Shanghai plant
Tesla Inc. plans to invest as much as 1.2 billion yuan ($188 million) in its Shanghai plant to upgrade equipment as the factory gets closer to exhausting its current capacity, according to people familiar with the matter.
Tesla broke…
The new love triangle: Automakers, suppliers … and tech companies
ZF's new partnership with Microsoft is part of a trend toward a bigger industry role for tech giants.
China to remain ‘super market’ into next year, Daimler says
The automaker is confident that its Mercedes brand can grow EV market share as its lineup is expanding and it faces little competition in the premium car segment.
China to remain ‘super market’ into next year, Daimler’s China chief says
The automaker is confident that its Mercedes brand can grow EV market share as its lineup is expanding and it faces little competition in the premium car segment.
Ford Europe adds V-6 diesel, wider track to redesigned Ranger
Europe's top-selling pickup gets a more powerful turbodiesel engine and new interior tech, as well as a longer wheelbase and a wider track to improve load capacity.
Tesla works council could be top heavy, German union says
IG Metall said seven Tesla employees, none of whom were its members, had called a meeting to choose a committee to run elections for a works council that would remain in position for at least two years.
Great Wall accelerates expansion in Europe with new headquarters in Germany
The company hopes the office will strengthen and expand cooperation between the group's China headquarters and regional decision-makers as well as suppliers.
Tesla to spend more than $1 billion for its new Texas factory
Tesla is planning to spend more than $1 billion on its new assembly plant in Austin, Texas, and plans to complete construction by the end of this year according to public filings.
Raw materials for EV batteries are a new wrinkle in the supply chain. Here’s how automakers…
Getting enough of the metals needed to achieve ambitious sales goals is a complex, time-consuming quest.
For smooth EV adoption, secure battery materials
Automakers should take the lead in sourcing the metals needed for EV batteries to avoid component shortages similar to the semiconductor and container crises it has faced this year.
DE&I officers can keep issues at forefront
Rainbow PUSH Automotive Project chairman John Graves wants to keep the momentum going for inclusiveness in the auto industry.
GM: Heated seats could be retrofitted by mid-’22
This is good news for dealers who are about to spend the winter persuading customers paying upward of $40,000 to forego a coveted and increasingly common feature.
Coming Dec. 27: AN’s expanded 2021 Yearbook
A special issue of will be packed with information from our staff and data providers that can help inform your business decisions in the coming year.
The latest numbers on the microchip shortage: Chip disruptions calming?
North American assembly plants last week accounted for the vast majority of production cuts due to the microchip shortage.
Rebuilding GM’s supply chain
The auto industry's move toward electrification has emphasized efficient and responsible sourcing of the materials that make up batteries to power EVs.
Automakers hunt for battery materials they need to become EV leaders
Getting enough of the metals needed to achieve ambitious sales goals is a complex, time-consuming quest.
Anatomy of a lithium ion battery
Battery manufacturers and automakers are working to create a lighter, safer, cooler and more energy-dense battery.
GM says it can retrofit heated seats in mid-2022
Because the features can be added later, affected vehicles will be discounted by $50, instead of up to $500 as GM originally said.
Stellantis faces state fines for multiple air quality violations at Detroit, Warren plants
DETROIT -- The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy plans to fine Stellantis for multiple violations of air quality regulations at its assembly plants in Detroit and Warren.
Stellantis has been hit with four separate…
Toyota eyes North Carolina for first U.S. battery plant, report says
The automaker hasn’t made a final decision, but is expected to partner with Panasonic at the operation.
The story behind the Carlos Ghosn saga: the lawyers
A key group has avoided close scrutiny of their role in the once-powerful Carlos Ghosn's downfall: the lawyers.
GM to work with leading semiconductor suppliers, Reuss says
Under the new strategy, GM's hardware and software developers will draw from three families of chips, put together by partnerships between the automaker and various suppliers.
Daimler to produce first in-house electric motor at Berlin plant
The motor weighs a fraction of its diesel equivalent and can boost the range of an EV by up to 7 percent.
Ford partners with GlobalFoundries to hike U.S.-made chip supply
The automaker also wants a say in the design of the critical components.
Ford to partner with GlobalFoundries to boost U.S.-made chip supply
The automaker also wants a say in the design of the critical components.
Skoda Slavia Unveiled in India; Check Launch Date, Expected Prices & Bookings Here
Skoda Auto India has officially unveiled the mid-size Slavia in India. The new car will debut in the country by early next year and it is now available for bookings via the Skoda India official website. Customers…
US President Joe Biden Takes Hummer EV for a Spin To Promote Electric Vehicles (Watch Video)
US President Joe Biden climbed behind the wheel of a fully electric Hummer in a test drive to tout billions in electric vehicle investment. President Biden highlighted the investments during a visit to a General…
Hyundai’s Muñoz says ‘everything is on the table’ for U.S. EV investment
Hyundai Motor North America CEO Jose Muñoz opposes giving a bigger federal tax break to EVs made by UAW members.