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U.S. Geological Survey Highlights U.S. Reliance on Critical Minerals Imports
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Stellantis Plunges on €22B Charges Tied to EV Retreat
The manufacturer is not alone in tallying the cost of adjusting to slower-than-expected EV sales.
The Stellantis Ram 1500 Revolution electric pickup truck. Photographer: Bridget Bennett/Bloomberg
Canada to Revamp Tariffs to Keep Auto Plants Trump Covets
The proposed new tariff system is part of a batch of reforms Carney announced on February 5 to try to bolster an automotive sector that's been pressured by U.S. tariffs.
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Building Anti-Fragile Automotive Supply Chains for 2026
Manufacturers that plan with flexibility and act on real-time insight will weather the next disruption more smoothly.
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SK Innovation’s Ford Battery Breakup Cost $2.6B
Despite the short-term headwinds, SK’s Ahn said demand for EV batteries is expected to gradually recover this year and be similar to last year’s levels.
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VW May Pull Plans for U.S. Audi Plant Absent Tariff Cuts, CEO Says
The calculus has shifted as the Trump administration placed tariffs on European carmakers.
Oliver Blume, chief executive officer of Volkswagen AG, during a Bloomberg Television interview at the IAA Mobility 2025 expo in Munich, Germany, on Monday, Sept. 8, 2025. Photographer: Krisztian Bocsi/Bloomberg
GM Moves Buick SUV Production Out of China to U.S.
Envision models built at the Kansas City plant will exclusively be sold in North America, although production of the vehicle for other markets will continue in China.
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Germany’s €3 Billion EV Subsidy Will Be Open to Chinese Brands
The program is set to benefit manufacturers such as Volkswagen AG and Stellantis NV, which are adding more affordable electric models.
Chinese electric vehicle brands like BYD are gaining ground in Europe. Photographer: Liesa Johannssen/Bloomberg
Nvidia Gets U.S. Approval to Sell H200 Chips to China
Nvidia's Blackwell processor, considered to be the world's most advanced AI semiconductor, remains blocked from sale in China.
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China’s 2025 Trade Surplus Hits Record $1.2 Trillion Despite U.S. Tariffs
The resilience was the biggest surprise for an ailing Chinese economy last year and could cushion it in the months to come.
Port of Shanghai, China. Photo: iStock/dongfang zhao
GM’s EV Charges Balloon to $7.6 Billion as U.S. Demand Craters
The disclosure underscores the upheaval sown by President Donald Trump’s moves to eliminate federal support for EVs and Americans’ continued embrace of gasoline-powered vehicles.
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Nvidia Will Offer New AI Chip This Year, Says CEO
The chips could allow companies to develop A.I. at a lower cost and possibly mitigate the soaring electrical demands of data centers being built around the world.
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