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Analysts say the cooperation between FAW Group and GAC Group signals a tipping point for consolidation in China's auto industry.
Nikkei Asia reported that the high-profile collaboration between China's two major state-owned automakers, FAW Group and GAC Group, may signal broader consolidation in the world's largest automotive m
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Suzuki Motor Corp. plans to halve new model development time and boost production efficiency by 50% by 2030.
Suzuki Motor Corp. said on Friday it aims to halve the development time for new car models and boost production efficiency by 50% by 2030, as it seeks to catch up with rapid changes in China's auto in
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Nikkei: Honda Motor plans to build a hybrid vehicle plant in the U.S. with an investment of nearly $2.5 billion.
Honda Motor is in the final stages of discussions to build a hybrid vehicle plant in the United States, with an investment of 300 billion to 400 billion yen (approximately $1.8 billion to $2.5 billion
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Pakistan's updated auto policy, requiring carmakers to export 12% of vehicle value, is likely to reignite WTO dispute with Japan
Pakistan's updated auto policy retains rules that Tokyo has already raised at the World Trade Organization, linking vehicle manufacturers' export performance to licensing and concessions on imported v
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Six major U.S. automotive trade groups have jointly sent a letter to Donald Trump, urging him to block Chinese automakers from entering the U.S. market.
The letter, dated Thursday and signed by six trade groups representing major facets of the U.S. auto industry, urged Donald Trump to "maintain policies that firmly prevent Chinese automakers from sell
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European carmakers warn EU-UK tariffs could be ‘catastrophic’
European carmakers argue that stricter rules of origin should be delayed to allow more time for supply chains to be established, warning that new EU-UK tariffs could be ‘catastrophic’ for the industry
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Donald Trump again hinted at not blocking Chinese car manufacturers from building plants in the US, despite domestic opposition.
US President Donald Trump has again hinted that his administration will not prevent Chinese companies from manufacturing cars in the United States, despite opposition from the US auto industry and wit
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Foreign Carmakers Offer Steep Discounts Exceeding 20% on Petrol Cars in China Amid Weak Demand; Volkswagen and Toyota Averaged 23.4% Last Month
Foreign carmakers, including Volkswagen and Toyota, offered average discounts of 23.4% on petrol-powered cars in China last month, exceeding 20%, amid weakening consumer demand. This figure, according
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Guo Rui, Chairman of Luxeed Motors: The automotive industry is currently in the red ocean phase that the mobile phone industry experienced in 2004-2005, and industrial transformation has just begun.
Guo Rui, Chairman of Luxeed, stated in an exclusive interview with Wallstreetcn that the current automotive industry is fiercely competitive, akin to the mobile phone "red ocean" market in 2004-2005,
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Toyota Aims to Boost Operating Profit from Software Updates and Vehicle Leasing by 40% to $19.2 Billion by Fiscal 2030
Toyota Aims to Boost Operating Profit from Software Updates and Vehicle Leasing by 40% to $19.2 Billion by Fiscal 2030
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Volkswagen approves "historic restructuring": plans to cut 50,000 more jobs, reduce models by 50% before 2035, targets 9% operating profit margin by 2030.
Volkswagen's supervisory board unanimously approved CEO Oliver Blume's comprehensive restructuring plan on Thursday. The plan adds 50,000 new job cuts, bringing the total number of positions eliminate
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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent: BYD cars are the best $70,000 car you can buy for $35,000.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent: BYD cars are the best $70,000 car you can buy for $35,000.
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China Tells Carmakers to Keep Price War Away From Export Markets
China told its carmakers to keep their cutthroat competitive actions, like steep price cuts, away from overseas markets as manufacturers increasingly look abroad for growth to counter a domestic slowd
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South Korean automakers finalize wage talks, shift focus to H2 sales amid market pressures
South Korea's five major automakers are set to conclude their annual wage negotiations as early as Monday, including Hyundai Motor Co. which is holding a union vote on a tentative agreement. This reso
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Lotus Technology's H1 deliveries surged 39% to 3,904 vehicles, with revenue reaching $268 million and a net loss of $151 million.
Lotus Technology announced its 2026 interim report on August 27, with revenue increasing by 23% year-on-year to $268 million, and gross margin rising from 8% to 10%. Net loss narrowed by 52% year-on-y
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Strattec Security (STRT) reported record revenue of $579.4 million for fiscal year 2026, with adjusted EBITDA increasing by 15%; anticipates a roughly 2% decline in North American automotive production for fiscal year 2027.
Strattec Security announced that for fiscal year 2026, revenue increased by 2.5% to $579.4 million, and adjusted EBITDA grew by 15% to $50.5 million. The company stated that restructuring, pricing act
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White House: Ford Motor Company to move Lincoln production back to the U.S., while General Motors, Honda, and several other automakers also expand domestic production in response to Donald Trump's trade policies
The White House announced that Ford Motor Company declared it would move the production of Lincoln models back to the United States, gradually stop importing from China, and create thousands of new Am
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TrueCar CEO Scott Painter Warns US-Canada Trade Uncertainty Poses Greater Threat to Auto Industry Than Tariffs Themselves, Disrupting Manufacturers' Decision-Making
Painter stated that while automakers can almost price in any kind of risk if they have some stability, the "cagey, sort of back and forth" nature of trade uncertainty makes it very difficult, highligh
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Detroit automakers plan to argue to the White House that a revised North American trade deal could cost them billions of dollars, according to sources.
Detroit automakers plan to argue to the White House that a revised North American trade deal could cost them billions of dollars, according to sources.
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BoJ Research: Japan's Auto Supply Chains Are Exceptionally Long, Bottlenecks Can Significantly Dampen Production
A Bank of Japan research paper found that Japan's manufacturing supply chains, especially in the auto sector, are exceptionally long and large-scale. Firms at the center of these chains exert a greate
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Ford's stock jumps as it matches GM by relying on traditional vehicles to limit sales decline
Ford's stock jumped after the company demonstrated a strategy similar to General Motors (GM), relying on pickup trucks and other traditionally powered vehicles. This approach helped Ford limit its sal
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The yen has fallen to a record low, which could bring $5.8 billion in profits to Japanese automakers
Svmuu News: Although Japan is trying to stem the yen’s slide to a 40-year low, the weak currency could bring Japanese automakers substantial windfall profits this year. Based on the companies’ forecas
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Analysts say the cooperation between FAW Group and GAC Group signals a tipping point for consolidation in China's auto industry.
Nikkei Asia reported that the high-profile collaboration between China's two major state-owned automakers, FAW Group and GAC Group, may signal broader consolidation in the world's largest automotive m
-
Suzuki Motor Corp. plans to halve new model development time and boost production efficiency by 50% by 2030.
Suzuki Motor Corp. said on Friday it aims to halve the development time for new car models and boost production efficiency by 50% by 2030, as it seeks to catch up with rapid changes in China's auto in
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Nikkei: Honda Motor plans to build a hybrid vehicle plant in the U.S. with an investment of nearly $2.5 billion.
Honda Motor is in the final stages of discussions to build a hybrid vehicle plant in the United States, with an investment of 300 billion to 400 billion yen (approximately $1.8 billion to $2.5 billion
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Pakistan's updated auto policy, requiring carmakers to export 12% of vehicle value, is likely to reignite WTO dispute with Japan
Pakistan's updated auto policy retains rules that Tokyo has already raised at the World Trade Organization, linking vehicle manufacturers' export performance to licensing and concessions on imported v
-
Six major U.S. automotive trade groups have jointly sent a letter to Donald Trump, urging him to block Chinese automakers from entering the U.S. market.
The letter, dated Thursday and signed by six trade groups representing major facets of the U.S. auto industry, urged Donald Trump to "maintain policies that firmly prevent Chinese automakers from sell
-
European carmakers warn EU-UK tariffs could be ‘catastrophic’
European carmakers argue that stricter rules of origin should be delayed to allow more time for supply chains to be established, warning that new EU-UK tariffs could be ‘catastrophic’ for the industry
-
Donald Trump again hinted at not blocking Chinese car manufacturers from building plants in the US, despite domestic opposition.
US President Donald Trump has again hinted that his administration will not prevent Chinese companies from manufacturing cars in the United States, despite opposition from the US auto industry and wit
-
Foreign Carmakers Offer Steep Discounts Exceeding 20% on Petrol Cars in China Amid Weak Demand; Volkswagen and Toyota Averaged 23.4% Last Month
Foreign carmakers, including Volkswagen and Toyota, offered average discounts of 23.4% on petrol-powered cars in China last month, exceeding 20%, amid weakening consumer demand. This figure, according
-
Guo Rui, Chairman of Luxeed Motors: The automotive industry is currently in the red ocean phase that the mobile phone industry experienced in 2004-2005, and industrial transformation has just begun.
Guo Rui, Chairman of Luxeed, stated in an exclusive interview with Wallstreetcn that the current automotive industry is fiercely competitive, akin to the mobile phone "red ocean" market in 2004-2005,
-
Toyota Aims to Boost Operating Profit from Software Updates and Vehicle Leasing by 40% to $19.2 Billion by Fiscal 2030
Toyota Aims to Boost Operating Profit from Software Updates and Vehicle Leasing by 40% to $19.2 Billion by Fiscal 2030
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Volkswagen approves "historic restructuring": plans to cut 50,000 more jobs, reduce models by 50% before 2035, targets 9% operating profit margin by 2030.
Volkswagen's supervisory board unanimously approved CEO Oliver Blume's comprehensive restructuring plan on Thursday. The plan adds 50,000 new job cuts, bringing the total number of positions eliminate
-
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent: BYD cars are the best $70,000 car you can buy for $35,000.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent: BYD cars are the best $70,000 car you can buy for $35,000.
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China Tells Carmakers to Keep Price War Away From Export Markets
China told its carmakers to keep their cutthroat competitive actions, like steep price cuts, away from overseas markets as manufacturers increasingly look abroad for growth to counter a domestic slowd
-
South Korean automakers finalize wage talks, shift focus to H2 sales amid market pressures
South Korea's five major automakers are set to conclude their annual wage negotiations as early as Monday, including Hyundai Motor Co. which is holding a union vote on a tentative agreement. This reso
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Lotus Technology's H1 deliveries surged 39% to 3,904 vehicles, with revenue reaching $268 million and a net loss of $151 million.
Lotus Technology announced its 2026 interim report on August 27, with revenue increasing by 23% year-on-year to $268 million, and gross margin rising from 8% to 10%. Net loss narrowed by 52% year-on-y
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Strattec Security (STRT) reported record revenue of $579.4 million for fiscal year 2026, with adjusted EBITDA increasing by 15%; anticipates a roughly 2% decline in North American automotive production for fiscal year 2027.
Strattec Security announced that for fiscal year 2026, revenue increased by 2.5% to $579.4 million, and adjusted EBITDA grew by 15% to $50.5 million. The company stated that restructuring, pricing act
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White House: Ford Motor Company to move Lincoln production back to the U.S., while General Motors, Honda, and several other automakers also expand domestic production in response to Donald Trump's trade policies
The White House announced that Ford Motor Company declared it would move the production of Lincoln models back to the United States, gradually stop importing from China, and create thousands of new Am
-
TrueCar CEO Scott Painter Warns US-Canada Trade Uncertainty Poses Greater Threat to Auto Industry Than Tariffs Themselves, Disrupting Manufacturers' Decision-Making
Painter stated that while automakers can almost price in any kind of risk if they have some stability, the "cagey, sort of back and forth" nature of trade uncertainty makes it very difficult, highligh
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Detroit automakers plan to argue to the White House that a revised North American trade deal could cost them billions of dollars, according to sources.
Detroit automakers plan to argue to the White House that a revised North American trade deal could cost them billions of dollars, according to sources.
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BoJ Research: Japan's Auto Supply Chains Are Exceptionally Long, Bottlenecks Can Significantly Dampen Production
A Bank of Japan research paper found that Japan's manufacturing supply chains, especially in the auto sector, are exceptionally long and large-scale. Firms at the center of these chains exert a greate
-
Ford's stock jumps as it matches GM by relying on traditional vehicles to limit sales decline
Ford's stock jumped after the company demonstrated a strategy similar to General Motors (GM), relying on pickup trucks and other traditionally powered vehicles. This approach helped Ford limit its sal
-
The yen has fallen to a record low, which could bring $5.8 billion in profits to Japanese automakers
Svmuu News: Although Japan is trying to stem the yen’s slide to a 40-year low, the weak currency could bring Japanese automakers substantial windfall profits this year. Based on the companies’ forecas
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