Why the Global Chip Shortage Is Still Disrupting Auto Supply Chains in 2025
Despite years of adaptation, the semiconductor crisis continues to create friction across the automotive industry — and the end is not yet in sight.
Jaguar Land Rover to Build US-Specific Models with Stellantis to Get on the “Right Side” of Tariffs
Jaguar Land Rover confirmed it will build new Defender-branded models at Stellantis plants in the United States, aiming to escape import tariffs on its largest global market — a major reversal for a company that has never manufactured in the US before.
Tesla Captures 61.5% of the US EV Market as Rivals Retreat and Registrations Keep Sliding
Tesla’s June US EV registrations hit 61.5% share as rivals retreat and total EV sales fall for the ninth straight month. Here’s what’s driving it.
Stellantis Halts Production at Three European Plants Amid Restructuring Push
The automotive group is pausing operations at key European facilities as part of a broader effort to realign its manufacturing strategy and reduce costs.
General Motors Accelerates Factory Conversion Plans for Next-Generation EVs
GM is pushing forward with ambitious manufacturing upgrades as it prepares its production network for a new era of electric vehicles.
Why Automakers Are Lobbying Hard Against New Emissions Timelines in Brussels
Major car manufacturers are intensifying pressure on EU regulators, pushing back against aggressive emissions deadlines that could reshape the industry.
China’s EV Exports Reach Record Highs Amid Growing European Trade Barriers
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers are posting unprecedented export volumes even as Europe moves to protect its domestic automotive industry.
Nissan and Honda Finalize Merger Framework in Historic Industry Consolidation
Two of Japan’s most iconic automakers take a decisive step toward unification, reshaping the global automotive landscape.
Toyota and BMW Strengthen Hydrogen Bet With Joint Platform Deal
The two automakers are expanding their long-standing alliance to co-develop hydrogen fuel cell platforms, signaling renewed industry confidence in the technology.
U.S. Safety Regulators Open Formal Probe Into Autonomous Driving Incidents
Federal authorities have launched a formal investigation into a series of incidents involving autonomous driving systems, raising new questions about safety oversight.
