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EU, China Face Hurdles in Clinching EV Deal Before Tariffs Start
China has threatened to raise tariffs on large-engine vehicles and said it will start collecting duties on cognac, in moves that would hit the EU’s two largest economies.
BYD Co. E5 electric vehicles in taxi livery at a lot in Shenzhen, China. Photographer: Qilai Shen/Bloomberg
GM Invests $625M in EV Battery Material Mining Operation
GM is aiming to source more of its raw materials for electric vehicles from the U.S, to manage battery cell costs and decrease its reliance on imported materials.
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Procurement Teams ‘Need to Think Ten Times Bigger’ DPW Founder Says
DPW predicts that 2025 will see a concerted drive towards a digital revolution in procurement, signaling a shift from operational technologies to more strategic, relationship-driven solutions.
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EU Holds Final Vote on Tariffs for Chinese EVs
The proposed levies range between 7.8% on imported Teslas made in China to as much as 45% for some Chinese automakers.
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EU Plans October Vote on Tariffs for Electric Vehicles from China
The vote among the bloc’s member states was delayed in the wake of last-minute negotiations with Beijing to try to find a resolution that would avoid the new levies.
Geely Automobile Holdings Ltd.'s Zeekr electric vehicles bound for shipment to Europe at the Port of Taicang in Taicang, China. Photo: Bloomberg
Supply Chain Slowdown Forces Aston Martin to Cut Production Forecast
Aston Martin now expects to make 1,000 fewer cars in 2024 than it had originally projected for the year, while sales are projected to come in below 2023's totals.
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Breaking China’s Hold on the Global Battery Supply Chain
When one nation controls 99% of the battery-grade graphite supply, it’s time to take notice and try a new approach.
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'A Perfect Storm': Supply Chains Brace for Looming Strike at U.S. Ports
If East and Gulf Coast ports are forced to shut down, the U.S. could see inventory shortages, higher costs at grocery stores, and months-long container backlogs.
Cargo ships at the Port of Charleston. Photo: iStock / stonena7
U.S. Proposes Ban on Chinese-Made Software in Cars
Although Chinese-made software isn't common in American cars, the proposal is seen as a "targeted, proactive" move, said U.S. commerce secretary Gina Raimondo.
Shanghai, China. Photo: iStock / Jenson
The Revolutionary Role of AI in the Manufacturing Sector
As AI continues to spread throughout the manufacturing sector, its impact will only intensify.
Large Production Line with Industrial Robot Arms at Modern Bright Factory. Solar Panels are being Assembled on Conveyor. Automated Manufacturing Facility
Auto Workers With Stellantis Threaten to Authorize Strike
This comes just a day after the UAW filed unfair labor practice charges against Stellantis with the National Labor Relations Board.
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EU Car Lobby Mulls Two-Year Delay of 2025 Emissions Targets
The scope for regulatory lenience is low, and the 2025 rules could accelerate capacity restructuring within the industry.
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