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    2026 Automotive Supplier Outlook
    In the wake of another tumultuous year for the global automotive industry, this report provides unfiltered insights directly from the front lines. S&P Global Mobility’s Matthew Beecham engaged with 59 senior executives from across the automotive supply chain to capture their experiences and strategies. Now in its third year, this comprehensive end-of-year analysis outlines the operational and strategic challenges suppliers faced in 2025 and how they are preparing for 2026. The suppliers...
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    2026 Automotive Analyst Outlook
    S&P Global Mobility’s 2026 Automotive Analyst Outlook presents a comprehensive collection of insights, reflections and forward-looking perspectives from our team of analysts. Drawing on a year marked by volatility, innovation and adaptation, our experts examine how the global automotive industry navigated the challenges and opportunities of 2025 — from supply chain disruptions and regulatory shifts to the evolving landscape of electrification, connectivity and consumer preferences. Throu...
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    Automotive industry faces looming supply shock as DRAM makers pivot to AI-centric HBM
    The automotive industry faces renewed turbulence as the Nexperia chip shortage disrupts supply chains already strained since the 2021–2022 crisis. While the industry is only now closing out the latest shortage episode linked to Nexperia components, a more disruptive challenge is emerging: a potential shortage of automotive DRAM chips beginning in the first quarter of 2026. Suppliers are increasingly reallocating wafer capacity toward high bandwidth memory (HBM) for AI data centers, where profi...
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    General Motors scales back EV investments with $6 billion charge
    General Motors (GM) announced a $6 billion charge to scale back some of its electric vehicle investments, becoming the latest automaker to do so amid policy changes by the US Trump administration and a decline in EV demand. This decision involves reducing planned EV production, affecting GM's supply chain, and leading to a $4.2 billion cash charge related to contract cancellations with suppliers. However, GM affirmed it would continue to offer its US lineup of EV models. The financial writedo...
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    Indian EV charging startup RoadGrid raises $1.33 million in Pre-Series-A funding round
    New Delhi-based electric vehicle charging infrastructure startup RoadGrid has secured 120 million rupees (about $1.33 million) in a Pre-Series-A funding round. The funding round was led by Venture Catalysts and included participation from Kamal Puri of Skyline Group, IPV, FAAD Network, LetsVenture, Vrinda Goyal of Pace Group, Haresh Patel of Arthanomics, and Maneesh Shrivastav of Alpha Value, among other strategic and angel investors. RoadGrid develops patented universal EV chargers that are ...
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    Galp expands EV charging infrastructure in Portugal
    Portuguese energy company Galp has enhanced its electric vehicle charging network at the Alcácer do Sal and Aljustrel service stations on the A2 motorway by establishing four EV charging hubs with a total of 48 ultrafast-charging points. This expansion has tripled the existing number of charging points from 16 to 48. These new ultrafast-charging points have a capacity of up to 400 kW, allowing vehicles to recharge in under 20 minutes, with potentially faster times for vehicles capable of uti...
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    Honda extends plant shutdowns in China amid semiconductor shortage
    Honda Motor has announced the extension of operational suspensions at three Chinese factories due to a shortage of automotive semiconductor devices. This affects the sites of GAC Honda Automobile, a joint venture with Guangzhou Automobile Group, which were initially scheduled to resume operations after a five-day shutdown but will now restart on Jan. 19. Production of gasoline-powered vehicles and other automobiles will be halted through Jan. 16. Meanwhile, Dongfeng Honda Automobile, another JV&...
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    Blink integrates cryptocurrency payments at select EV charging sites in the US
    Blink Charging Co., a global provider of electric vehicle charging equipment and services, announced the introduction of cryptocurrency payments at select Blink-owned DC fast-charging sites in the US. This new payment option allows EV drivers to utilize USD Coin (USDC) on blockchain networks such as Ethereum, Arbitrum, Polygon and Base. The initiative is part of Blink's strategy to provide flexible and innovative charging solutions that enhance user convenience. Cryptocurrency payments are...
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    China Automotive Systems unveils five-year strategic plan, targets sales to surpass $2.9 billion by 2030
    China Automotive Systems Inc. (CAAS) has announced a five-year strategic plan, the Hubei Henglong Enterprise Group 2026–2030 Strategic Plan, starting Jan. 1, 2026. The strategic plan is expected to guide the mainland China-based supplier in becoming a benchmark in global automotive intelligent steering systems by 2030. The plan emphasizes a core strategy of technology leadership and expanding global presence, with the overall objective described as "23144." This objective includes surpass...
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    CES 2026: Gentex unveils new automotive and smart technologies
    Gentex Corp. is showcasing its latest automotive technologies at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2026, which is taking place this week (Jan. 6–9) in Las Vegas. In addition to automotive solutions, the US-based company is exhibiting advancements in the smart home, access control and premium audio industries. At the event, Gentex's primary booth is showcasing automotive technologies, including the next-generation Full Display Mirror (FDM) with Dynamic View Assist, dimmable sun visors...
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    CES 2026: Visteon unveils intelligent cockpit electronics, AI computing, advanced displays and electrification solutions
    Visteon Corp. is presenting its comprehensive solutions at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2026 in Las Vegas this week (Jan. 6–9). The company’s showcases at the annual event feature a range of production-ready intelligent cockpit electronics, AI computing solutions, advanced displays and electrification platforms. "This is not a concept showcase, but real technology, running live, and ready for the road," said Sachin Lawande, president and CEO of Visteon. "We're demonstrating how sol...
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    Xpeng expands operations into Qatar with new SUV models
    Xpeng Inc., a mainland Chinese electric vehicle company, has launched its G9 and G6 sport utility vehicle models in Qatar as part of its efforts to expand its global presence. The company also showcased products from its flying car subsidiary, Aridge, and plans to introduce its P7+ model in Qatar soon. This move follows Xpeng's strategic distribution partnership with Mauritian Axess Ltd. and Qatar's Pioneer Motors, aimed at enhancing the vehicle experience for customers. Qatar ...
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    Ithaca College boosts EV charging capacity with Recharge at IC initiative
    Ithaca College has completed the expansion of its electric vehicle charging network, enhancing sustainability and public accessibility. With the Recharge at IC initiative, the college has installed 30 new charging stations on its South Hill campus, increasing its charging capacity ninefold. Notably, this includes two dual-port DC fast chargers at the Athletics & Events Center, which are the first publicly available DC fast chargers on a New York State college campus. These stations are acces...
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    BP Pulse launches EV charging hub in Chicago
    BP Pulse, the global electric vehicle charging business of BP, has inaugurated its latest EV charging hub near Chicago's O'Hare International Airport (ORD). This hub is part of BP Pulse's initiative to create a national EV charging network, complementing existing locations near major airports such as Los Angeles (LAX), Boston (BOS), San Francisco (SFO), Fort Lauderdale (FLL) and Houston (HOU). These EV charging hubs cater to ride-hailing applications and local EV drivers, offering quick ...
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    CES 2026: Stradvision showcases SVNet FrontVision on Renesas' Gen 5 R-Car X5H platform
    Stradvision has announced a collaboration with Renesas Electronics Corp. to showcase its SVNet FrontVision perception software on Renesas’ next-generation R-Car X5H automotive system-on-chip (SoC) at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2026. The demonstration features Stradvision’s camera-based front perception optimized for Renesas’ fifth-generation R-Car platform. Built on the R-Car X5H — Renesas’ first multidomain automotive SoC produced on advanced 3-nanometer (nm) process techn...
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    Seeing Machines forms Future Mobility Group to advance autonomous vehicle safety systems
    Seeing Machines, a company specializing in vision-based monitoring technology, has formed a Future Mobility Group to meet the growing demand from the autonomous driving sector and to explore new commercial opportunities. As autonomous vehicle programs transition from development to commercial deployment, there is a need for production-ready, human-centered safety systems. Seeing Machines has been working with leading autonomous-driving companies and has its Guardian-based solution installed in o...
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    Nio aims to add 1,000 battery-swap stations to its existing network in 2026
    Shanghai-based electric-car maker Nio Inc. plans to increase infrastructure development in 2026 after a slowdown in 2024 and 2025. The company announced that it will deploy fifth-generation battery-swap stations starting in 2026, with the aim of adding at least 1,000 stations throughout the year. This announcement was made by Nio Founder, Chairman and CEO William Li during a live video broadcast. Nio had unveiled its fourth-generation battery-swap station at Nio Day 202...
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    Nio to add over 4,200 long-range battery packs to its swap system across China
    Shanghai-based electric-car maker Nio Inc. plans to enhance its main brand's battery-swap network in January 2026 by adding over 4,200 long-range battery packs. According to a recent announcement, the Nio brand will incorporate 1,200 units of 100-kWh battery packs for older models and over 3,000 units of 102-kWh battery packs for newer vehicles into its swap system. This move is a response to user demand, with the aim of maintaining adequate battery supply. In December 2025, Nio set a new ...
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    CATL achieves 2025 goal of deploying 1,000 battery-swap stations across mainland China
    CATL has successfully achieved its goal of building 1,000 battery-swap stations in mainland China in 2025. Subsequently, the company has raised its target for 2026 as it plans to aggressively expand its battery-swap network nationwide.  Locally called the Choco swap station, CATL announced the completion of its 1,000th battery-swap station in Nanchang, Jiangxi, in mainland China. The company has installed a total of 1,020 swap stations across 45 cities within a year. CATL's revised ta...
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    Autoliv announces resignation of CFO Fredrik Westin
    Autoliv has announced an amendment in the resignation of Fredrik Westin, executive vice president, Finance and CFO. According to the Sweden-based vehicle safety systems supplier, Westin has agreed to continue serving in his current position until March 31, 2026. Meanwhile, the company continues to search for Westin’s successor. Westin joined Autoliv in March 2020. Prior to joining the Swedish supplier, he worked in Sandvik and Johnson Controls. This content may be AI-assisted a...
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    L&F cuts Tesla battery material deal value by 99% amid EV slowdown
    South Korean battery material supplier L&F Co. Ltd. announced a dramatic 99% reduction in the value of its 2023 supply agreement with Tesla Inc., dropping from a projected $2.9 billion to just $7,386, signaling deepening challenges in the global electric vehicle supply chain. The Seoul-based firm disclosed the sharp cut on Dec. 29 without specifying reasons, although Tesla's struggles to scale production of its next-generation 4680 battery cells and broader softening in EV demand have bee...
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    Nio builds a network of 200 battery-swap stations in Shanghai
    Nio Inc. has successfully established 200 battery-swap stations in Shanghai, where its global headquarters are situated. The 200th battery-swap station was inaugurated Dec. 28 at a Sinopec gas station, constructed through a collaboration with the Chinese oil giant. As of now, Nio operates 201 battery-swap stations in Shanghai, which contains the highest concentration of such facilities globally. To date, the company has conducted approximately 10.4 million battery-swap services in the ci...
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    LG Energy Solution cancels $2.7 billion contract with Freudenberg Battery Power Systems
    LG Energy Solution (LGES), a South Korean battery manufacturer, has announced the cancellation of a 3.9 trillion won (about $2.7 billion) contract with Freudenberg Battery Power Systems. This move follows Freudenberg's decision to abandon its battery business plans. The cancellation will result in LGES losing 13.5 trillion won in anticipated revenue, including from Ford, which recently announced a significant $19.5 billion writedown and the discontinuation of several electric vehicle models d...
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    LG Energy Solution to sell Ohio factory to Honda for $2.86 billion
    South Korea's LG Energy Solution announced plans to sell a factory building and associated assets in Ohio, US, to Honda Development and Manufacturing of America as part of a $2.86 billion deal. The agreement excludes land and equipment and is intended to enhance the operational efficiency of their joint venture. LG Energy Solution, however, will not dissolve the JV or reduce its stake, aiming instead to improve factory operations. Production at the site is anticipated to commence in 2026, wit...
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    Cylib secures €63.4 million for Europe's first industrial lithium iron phosphate battery recycling facility
    German battery recycling company Cylib has received a €63.4 million grant from the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy to finance the second stage of its Dormagen facility. This funding, provided through the STARK program, will allow Cylib to establish Europe's first industrial-scale lithium iron phosphate (LFP) recycling line, increasing the facility's total capacity to 60,000 metric tons per year, equivalent to 140,000 electric vehicle batteries. Established in 2022 in...
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    Changan’s EV arm Deepal secures $874 million in Series-C funding
    Deepal, the electric vehicle unit of leading mainland Chinese vehicle manufacturer Changan Automobile, has successfully completed its Series-C funding round, raising 6.122 billion yuan (about $874 million). This funding is set to enhance Deepal's ability to compete in the intense EV market. The round introduced two new shareholders — Chongqing-based state-owned enterprise Yufu Holding Group and CMB Financial Asset Investment, a subsidiary of China Merchants Bank. Following the investment...
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    CATL's Yichun lithium mine to resume operations by Lunar New Year
    The lithium mine operated by CATL in Yichun, Jiangxi, is expected to resume operations in about two months after being shut down in August 2025 due to an expired mining permit in mainland China. The mine is anticipated to restart around the Lunar New Year in February 2026, with the holiday running from Feb. 15 to 23, 2026. CATL halted operations on Aug. 10, 2025, which led to a spike in lithium carbonate prices. During the halt, CATL was working on renewing the permit. Reports in November 202...
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    Hubject expands intercharge platform with Shell Recharge for seamless EV charging
    Hubject, a global entity in electric mobility solutions, has enhanced its intercharge roaming platform by incorporating Shell Recharge, Shell's public electric vehicle charging network. This development signifies an important advancement in Hubject's mission to simplify and unify EV charging across Europe. The inclusion of Shell Recharge's widespread network within the intercharge platform facilitates borderless access for EV drivers and mobility service providers, allowing them to locate, ...
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    Waymo to update software across fleet after major power failure fiasco
    Waymo has announced plans to enhance its automated software to better navigate power outages after its self-driving taxis stalled and contributed to traffic congestion in San Francisco. This decision follows an incident where the vehicles were affected by a significant power outage that left 7,000 traffic lights inoperable on Dec. 20. The company explained that its vehicles sometimes require a "confirmation check" to ensure safety, but the outage led to a surge in these requests, affecting its r...
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    CATL subsidiary launches longest battery swap-enabled route for heavy-duty electric trucks in mainland China
    Qiji Energy, a subsidiary of CATL, has launched its longest battery-swap route for heavy-duty electric trucks in mainland China. The battery swap-enabled route is a 1,250-km stretch on the Shanghai-Chengdu Expressway's Sichuan-Chongqing-Hubei section in mainland China. Qiji Energy specializes in heavy-duty truck battery-swap solutions, with its stations being compatible with over 95% of mainstream truck models, enabling battery swaps in about five minutes. Each battery module has a ca...
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    Fastned expands EV charging footprint in the North East UK
    Fastned has expanded its operations in the UK, marking a significant milestone with the opening of two new ultrarapid-charging stations in North East England, near Newcastle Airport and on North Moor Road, Sunderland. The Callerton Parkway Metro station hub, located near Newcastle Airport, opened on Dec. 16, offering 12 drive-through bays under a full canopy for convenient charging. Meanwhile, the Sunderland-based electric vehicle charging hub on North Moor Road, which opened on Dec. 22, f...
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    Hubject partners with Numocity to enhance Plug&Charge technology across multiple regions
    Hubject has announced a strategic partnership with Numocity to incorporate Hubject's ISO 15118-based Plug&Charge technology into Numocity's charging management platform. This collaboration aims to enable charge-point operators (CPOs) and e-mobility service providers to manage charging networks seamlessly across more than 20 countries, focusing on markets in India, the Asia-Pacific and the Middle East. The integration offers a single contract solution for automated, frictionless charging, eli...
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    Lithium Royalty Corp. acquires 1.5% royalty on Goulamina project in Mali for A$40 million
    Lithium Royalty Corp. (LRC) has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire a 1.5% Trailing Product Sales Fee (TPSF) royalty on the Goulamina lithium project in Mali from Leo Lithium Ltd. for A$40 million. The Goulamina project is operated by Ganfeng Lithium Co. Ltd., a significant player in the lithium market, and is expected to produce up to 500,000 metric tons of spodumene concentrate per annum. The transaction is structured to be completed in two phases, with the initial payment of A$2...
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    Zeekr delists from NYSE, completes merger with Geely
    Zeekr Group has finalized its merger with leading mainland Chinese automaker Geely Automobile Holdings, becoming a wholly owned subsidiary of the latter and ceasing to be a publicly traded company. Following the merger, Zeekr has requested the NYSE to suspend trading of its American Depositary Shares (ADS) by Dec. 22, 2025, and to notify the SEC of its delisting and deregistration of securities. This merger is part of Zhejiang Geely Holding Group's broader restructuring strategy, which aims t...
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    Hyundai Motor appoints Manfred Harrer as the president and head of R&D division
    Hyundai Motor Group has announced executive appointments for 2026, aiming to accelerate its transformation into a software-driven mobility group and bolster its leadership in technology and research and development. The appointments focus on promoting experts in key business areas to address global uncertainties. Manfred Harrer will become president and head of the R&D Division, enhancing Hyundai's software-defined vehicle  (SDV) competitiveness through collaboration in software domains...
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    Battery-swapping startup Ample files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy amid financial challenges
    San Francisco-based Ample, a battery-swapping startup, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the US Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas on Dec. 16. The company, known for developing fully automated, modular battery-swapping systems and charging infrastructure, aims to either sell its business or restructure its finances through the filing. Despite raising over $330 million since its inception in 2014, Ample reports assets ranging from $10 million to $50 million and liabiliti...
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    Momenta partners with Grab to advance autonomous driving in Southeast Asia
    Momenta has formed a strategic partnership with Grab, Southeast Asia's superapp, which includes an investment from Grab. This collaboration aims to introduce advanced autonomous driving technologies to the region's complex urban mobility sectors. Momenta employs a dual approach to deploying this technology, partnering with automakers such as Mercedes-Benz and BMW for advanced driver assistance systems and advancing its robo-taxi technology for commercial use. The partnership with Grab focuses...
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    Kodiak AI delivers first autonomous truck with Kodiak Driver to Atlas Energy Solutions
    Kodiak AI and Roush Industries, a product development supplier, recently announced the delivery of the first autonomous truck equipped with the Kodiak Driver system by Roush. This truck, prepared at Roush's facility in Livonia, Michigan, was delivered to Atlas Energy Solutions Inc. in August 2025. Since December 2024, Atlas has been receiving Kodiak Driver-equipped trucks and has commenced driverless operations in the Permian Basin, with a total of eight trucks delivered so far as part of a 100-...
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    Waymo seeks $10 billion funding at $100 billion valuation amid autonomous vehicle competition
    Alphabet's self-driving vehicle unit, Waymo, is reportedly in discussions with potential investors to raise funds at a valuation of at least $100 billion, according to a report from The Information. The financing round could potentially exceed $10 billion, with plans to arrange it in early 2026. Bloomberg News has also reported that Waymo aims to raise over $15 billion, with Alphabet leading this effort.  Waymo, which was established from Google's self-driving car project in 2016, offers...
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    PowerCo launches Salzgitter gigafactory with Unified cells production
    PowerCo SE has launched the Salzgitter, Germany, gigafactory, beginning the production of the first Unified Cells entirely within Europe, bolstering Volkswagen Group's position in battery technology. The cells, once produced, will be delivered for final road tests to brands including Volkswagen, ŠKODA and SEAT/CUPRA, with a debut in the Electric Urban Car Family planned for 2026. Volkswagen CEO Oliver Blume emphasized the strategic importance of this development, marking Volkswagen as the fi...
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    Factorial and Cartesian Growth announce merger to advance solid-state battery technology
    Factorial Inc. and Cartesian Growth Corp. III have announced a definitive business combination agreement aimed at accelerating the commercialization of Factorial's high-power, lightweight, solid-state battery technology. This agreement, which values Factorial at approximately $1.1 billion on a pre-money, pre-merger basis, includes $100 million in new capital from institutional investors in a private placement of common stock. Upon completion, the combined entity will be listed on the Nasdaq u...
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    Milepost expands EV charging services in Lund with municipal collaboration
    Milepost AB, an independent electric vehicle charging operator in Sweden specializing in everyday charging, has begun implementing its services in Lund, Sweden, in conjunction with Lund Municipality. The company was awarded the task of deploying EV charging services at multiple locations in Lund following a comprehensive evaluation by the municipality earlier in 2025. The first charging site has been launched at the Genarps Sports Centre, with more sites to become operational soon, and a broa...
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    Nio ES8 faces production challenges with new chip solution amid strong demand
    Nio's third-generation ES8 electric sport utility vehicle is facing production challenges due to a shortage of a functional chip, a situation reminiscent of the automotive industry's struggles four years ago. The mainland Chinese electric-vehicle maker announced via the Nio App that the supply constraints affect the expansion chip for the rear-seat entertainment system in the ES8. Starting Dec. 22, newly produced ES8 vehicles will incorporate a new technical solution to address this issue, ensur...
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    Honda plans to halt operations in Japan and China due to semiconductor shortage
    Honda Motor plans to halt operations at its plants in Japan and China between late December 2025 and early January 2026 due to a semiconductor shortage. This decision follows previous temporary production suspensions in Mexico, caused by disruptions in semiconductor supplies, in October 2025 and November 2025. The company announced that it will pause production at three automobile plants in China, operated through a joint venture with a Chinese automaker, for five days starting Dec. 29, 2025. In...
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    Mainland Chinese supplier Foresight opens new manufacturing plant in Aguascalientes, Mexico
    Wuhu Foresight Technology, a mainland China-based automotive supplier, has officially inaugurated a new manufacturing plant in Jesús María, Aguascalientes, Mexico. The project, with a financial commitment of 899 million pesos (approximately $50 million), is expected to create 300 formal jobs and will complement the 1,250 employees the company already has in the state. The new facility covers 29,000 square meters and is designed to enhance Foresight's capabilities in advanced manufactur...
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    US Justice Department settles import tariff dispute with Wanxiang America
    The US Justice Department (US DOJ) has reached a settlement with Wanxiang America, a wholly owned subsidiary of mainland China-based auto parts supplier Wanxiang Group Corp., Reuters reported Dec. 18. This settlement concerns import tariffs on wheel hub assemblies and other parts imported from mainland China over a five-year period. The US government alleged that Wanxiang America had incorrectly classified its imported wheel hub assemblies and failed to disclose that these parts were subject ...
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    Fastned expands EV charging footprint in Germany
    Fastned, Europe's leading charge-point operator (CPO), has inaugurated its 50th fast-charging station in Germany. The newly opened charging facility is located in Werl-Büderich, North Rhine-Westphalia. This new addition brings Fastned's total number of charging points in Germany to over 300, reinforcing its dedication to enhancing the fast-charging infrastructure in the country. The station is part of the Germany Network initiative, which is aimed at increasing accessibility and convenience ...
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    Ford cancels $6.5 billion EV battery deal with LG Energy Solution
    Ford Motor has terminated a $6.5 billion deal with South Korea's LG Energy Solution to supply electric vehicle batteries. The cancellation was announced by LG Energy Solution in a regulatory filing, citing Ford's decision to halt production of certain EV models due to changes in policy and a shift in EV demand outlook. LG Energy Solution had signed contracts in October 2025 to provide EV batteries to Ford in Europe, starting in 2026 and 2027. Recently, Ford also announced a $19.5 billion w...
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    Wallbox appoints Isabel López Trujillo as new CFO
    Wallbox has announced the appointment of Isabel López Trujillo as its new CFO, effective Jan. 7, 2026. She will take over from the outgoing CFO, Luis Boada, who will stay with the company during a transition period to ensure a smooth handover. Trujillo, who has over 20 years of international financial leadership experience, returns to Wallbox, where she previously served as vice president of Finance. During her earlier tenure, she played a crucial role in overseeing global finance operations...
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    CES 2026: Innoviz Technologies to showcase latest lidar sensor platforms
    Innoviz Technologies announced its participation in the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2026, scheduled from Jan. 6 to 9, 2026, in Las Vegas. Innoviz will showcase live demonstrations of its lidar technology, including the new InnovizThree lidar, the Innoviz lidar platform and the InnovizSMART lidar sensor. The InnovizThree is designed for behind-the-windshield placement, facilitating seamless integration into vehicle design. Innoviz will demonstrate its advanced capabilities, catering t...
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    Panasonic Automotive Systems to rebrand as Mobitera
    Panasonic Automotive Systems has announced a rebranding initiative to change its company name and brand to Mobitera, effective April 1, 2027. This change aims to better align with its mission of creating a safe, comfortable and sustainable mobility experience. Mobitera is a name derived from "mobility," the Latin word "iter" (path), and the Japanese word "terasu" (to illuminate), collectively reflecting its aspiration to light up the future of mobility with a focus on individuals, as emphas...
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    European Commission fines Exide, FET, Rombat and EUROBAT for antitrust violations
    The European Commission has imposed fines totaling approximately €72 million on three automotive starter battery manufacturers, Exide, FET (including its predecessor Elettra) and Rombat, along with the trade association EUROBAT, for their involvement in a cartel that violated EU antitrust rules. This cartel also included Clarios (formerly JC Autobatterie) and restricted competition, potentially leading to higher prices for automotive manufacturers in Europe. Clarios, however, was not f...
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    Luminar Technologies files for Chapter 11 to maximize lidar business sales
    Luminar Technologies has initiated voluntary Chapter 11 cases in the US Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas to facilitate value-maximizing sales for its lidar business and the equity of its subsidiary, Luminar Semiconductors. This decision has the support of approximately 91.3% of its first lien noteholders and about 85.9% of its second lien noteholders. Luminar Semiconductors is not a debtor in these Chapter 11 cases, and its operations are expected to remain unaffected. Prior t...
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    Nissan begins production of third-generation LEAF EVs in the UK
    Japanese automaker Nissan has commenced production of its third-generation LEAF electric vehicles at its Sunderland-based manufacturing plant in the UK, bringing its EV36Zero plan to life, the company announced Dec. 16. Nissan first launched its ambitious EV36Zero plan in July 2021. The plan committed an investment of £1 billion in Sunderland to establish the company’s flagship EV manufacturing hub based on sustainability guidelines. The EV36Zero plan included setting up a highly auto...
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    Mitsubishi Chemical to boost carbon fiber production in Japan and US
    Mitsubishi Chemical Corp. has announced plans to increase its carbon fiber production capacity in Japan and the US. The company’s decision is in response to the growing demand for lightweight and high-performance products in the sports and leisure, aerospace and automotive sectors, where carbon fiber is increasingly sought after for high-end applications. Mitsubishi Chemical's carbon fiber is noted for its exceptional strength and elastic modulus, meeting strict quality standards. To meet r...
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    Lamborghini selects IHI’s turbocharger for new Temerario plug-in hybrid sports car
    Lamborghini has selected IHI Corp. to supply a turbocharger for its new plug-in hybrid sports car, the Temerario, Nikkie Asia reported Dec. 14. The Temerario, revealed by Lamborghini in 2024, is expected to begin customer deliveries in early 2026, representing a pivotal step in Lamborghini's plan to broaden its plug-in hybrid vehicle (PHV) lineup. The supply order is a key development for IHI as it aims to market its turbocharging technology to other PHV manufacturers and also introduce it in...
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    Ford introduces strategic enhancements to Ford+ plan for diverse vehicle options and growth
    Ford Motor Co. has announced strategic measures to enhance its Ford+ plan, aiming to cater to customer demands while driving profitable growth. The company plans to offer a diverse range of options, including gas-powered vehicles, hybrids and electric vehicles. Ford's Universal EV Platform will support a variety of models, with an objective for hybrids, extended-range EVs and fully electric vehicles to constitute approximately 50% of its global volume by 2030, up from 17% in 2025. Ford will f...
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    Hyundai Motor Group's 200-kW charger receives first EV-Q certification
    Hyundai Motor Group's 200-kW electric vehicle charger has achieved the EV-Q certification for the first time. The EV-Q certification is a private EV charging quality system co-developed by Hyundai Motor Group and the Korea Testing Certification Institute, aiming to establish standards for all domestic charger manufacturers and operators. The 200-kW dual-arm E-pit charger, developed by Hyundai Kefico, is part of Hyundai Motor Group's E-pit ultrafast-charging brand and has obtained EV-Q certifi...
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    RecycLiCo Battery Materials receives permits for new lab in Canada
    RecycLiCo Battery Materials Inc., a company involved in refining critical minerals and upcycling lithium-ion batteries, has announced the approval of construction permits for its new research and process-development laboratory in Delta, British Columbia. The approval by the local government allows RecycLiCo to commence construction, which is scheduled for significant completion by early 2026. With the lab design finalized and permits secured, RecycLiCo has initiated early construction prepara...
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    Verkor opens its first battery gigafactory in France
    French battery company Verkor has inaugurated its first lithium-ion low-carbon battery cell gigafactory in Bourbourg in Dunkirk, France, the company announced Dec. 11. The new gigafactory will operate with an initial capacity of 16 GWh per year and is expected to create 1,200 direct jobs and 3,000 indirect jobs, with the commercialization of the first batteries planned for 2026 for the Alpine A390. Verkor plans to scale up battery production to reach 50 GWh by 2030, with an aim of becomi...
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    Wheels India enters Technical Assistance Agreement with Topy Industries to enhance aluminum alloy wheels business
    Indian supplier Wheels India Ltd. has entered into a Technical Assistance Agreement with the Japanese supplier Topy Industries to enhance its aluminum alloy wheels business. Under the agreement, Topy Industries will provide technical expertise for the design, development and manufacture of cast aluminum wheels, thereby enhancing Wheels India's capabilities in this growing market segment. Wheels India, which ventured into the aluminum alloy wheels business in fiscal year 2020/21 with the...
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    Samvardhana Motherson completes acquisition of remaining 10% stake in Motherson Lumen Systems SA
    Samvardhana Motherson International Ltd. (SAMIL) has acquired the remaining 10% equity stake in Motherson Lumen Systems South Africa Pty. Ltd. This acquisition was carried out through Motherson Lumen Holding Ltd., which is an indirect wholly owned subsidiary of SAMIL. With this acquisition, Motherson Lumen Systems South Africa has become an indirect wholly owned subsidiary of the parent company. Motherson Lumen Systems South Africa operates a design, manufacturing and sales facility loca...
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    Fescaro secures five supply contracts for Key Management System amid growing focus on cybersecurity
    Fescaro, a South Korea-based startup specialising in mobility software solutions, has secured five consecutive contracts in 2025 for its Key Management System (KMS) as global automakers strive to comply with increasingly strict cybersecurity regulations, The Korea Herald reported Dec. 11. The automotive industry's shift toward software-defined vehicles enhances connectivity but also increases the risk of hacking, leading regulators in the EU, South Korea and mainland China to enforce tougher ...
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    Uber to launch robo-taxi services in over 10 countries by late 2026
    Uber's Chief Executive Dara Khosrowshahi has announced plans for the company to offer robo-taxi services in over 10 countries by late 2026, aiming to establish itself as the dominant platform in autonomous ride-hailing. Potential new locations include Hong Kong and Japan, with discussions ongoing for similar services across Asia. Autonomous vehicles were recognized by Khosrowshahi as one of Uber's six key areas of focus back in November, with NVIDIA's Chief Executive Jensen Huang projecting the ...
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    Volkswagen’s SEAT and CUPRA inaugurates battery-cell assembly plant in Spain
    Volkswagen (VW)-owned car brands SEAT and CUPRA have opened an all-new battery system assembly plant at the Martorell factory in Spain, SEAT announced Dec. 12. The move is seen as part of the VW Group's larger battery strategy to balance in-house and third-party cell supply to achieve maximum flexibility. In-house battery-cell assembly operations offer flexibility and control over the supply chain, while providing scope to innovate in technology and processes. The high-profile opening cere...
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    BP Pulse expands ultrafast EV charging network across four US states
    BP Pulse is expanding its network of ultrafast electric vehicle chargers in the US with new installations in Arizona, Texas, Florida and Ohio. The expansion includes the first site in Arizona at the Petro Travel Center in Eloy, providing 16 charging bays with speeds of up to 400 kW, equipped with Combined Charging System (CCS) and North American Charging Standard (NACS) connectors, and offering amenities such as a travel store, diner and barber shop. In Florida, a new location at...
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    Battery technology startup Anaphite raises £1.4 million in new funding
    Anaphite, an emerging battery technology startup, has raised £1.4 million in its latest funding under the Innovate UK Investor Partnership Program, the company announced on its LinkedIn handle on Dec. 9. The newly raised amount is a combination of £700,000 in grant funding from Innovate UK Investor Partnerships: Clean Energy and Climate Technologies competition, alongside £700,000 of aligned investment from climate-focused venture capital funds Elbow Beach and World Fund, the company said....
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    Visteon opens engineering center in Tunisia to boost innovation
    Visteon has inaugurated a new engineering center in Tunis, the capital city of Tunisia, La Presse reported Dec. 14. The development marks a significant step for the US-based automotive supplier, which has operated in Tunisia since 2005. Visteon aims to expand its workforce in Tunisia to 900 employees by 2028, up from 560 at present, with nearly 40% in managerial roles. The new center is expected to support growth in engineering as well as research and development. Leveraging local talent, the...
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    Nexteer organizes Global Strategy Summit in mainland China
    Nexteer Automotive held its Global Strategy Summit in Suzhou, mainland China, highlighting its dedication to leveraging the rapidly evolving market to enhance innovation, agility and supply chain resiliency. This was the first time the US-based automotive supplier held its annual event in mainland China, reflecting Nexteer's effort to align globally and support original equipment manufacturer customers amid accelerated market transformations. Li Jun, senior vice president, chief strategy offi...
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    Geely Group unveils world's largest automotive safety testing facility in mainland China
    Geely Auto Group has unveiled the Geely Safety Centre, now recognized as the world's largest and most advanced automotive safety testing facility, in Hangzhou Bay, Zhejiang, mainland China. Spanning 45,000 square meters, the center was established with an initial investment exceeding 2 billion yuan (nearly $284 million), demonstrating Geely's commitment to advancing safety technologies and elevating global safety standards. The new center encompasses comprehensive global safety testing, inclu...
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    LG Display achieves cybersecurity certification for automotive OLED displays
    LG Display announced that it has become the first automotive-display maker to obtain cybersecurity certification, marking its leadership in the era of software-defined vehicles (SDVs). The certification was issued by UL Solutions under the Cybersecurity Assurance Program for ISO-SAE 21434:2021, specifically for LG Display's latest Automotive organic light-emitting diode products, which are anticipated to begin mass production in 2026. The ISO/SAE 21434:2021 standard ensures that automotive ma...
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    Blue Current secures $80 million funding to accelerate silicon composite battery commercialization
    Blue Current Inc. has announced the closing of an over $80 million Series-D extension funding round. The round is anchored by Amazon, with participation from Koch Disruptive Technologies, Piedmont Capital, Rusheen Capital Partners, and Allen & Co. The funds will be used to accelerate the commercialization of Blue Current's silicon composite battery platform, designed to deliver high safety and performance levels for both the mobility and stationary storage sectors. Additionally, James Ham...
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    SK On ends JV with Ford, shifts focus to energy storage systems
    South Korean battery-maker SK On has decided to end its joint venture with Ford Motor for their joint battery factories in the US, as part of a business overhaul to focus on growth areas such as energy storage systems. This decision marks a shift in SK On's strategy as slowing electric vehicle demand and the loss of US subsidies have pushed South Korean battery-makers to reshape their US strategies and accelerate their expansion into the energy storage systems business. SK On, a subsidia...
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    Kia evaluates plan to launch its popular Seltos SUV with hybrid propulsion system in India
    Kia India has formally confirmed that it is evaluating a hybrid version of its new Seltos sport utility vehicle, according to a news report published by Autocar Professional on Dec. 10. The move is part of Kia India’s future powertrain road map. The report said that Kia plans to launch the hybrid version of the Seltos SUV in India once the company achieves meaningful localization of hybrid components. The strategy is aimed at ensuring that the technology is priced competitively for Ind...
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    Rimac Technology confirms developing solid-state battery for Bugatti, aims for launch by 2030
    Rimac Technology, a division of the Croatian carmaker Rimac Group, is developing a solid-state battery for Bugatti, Autocar magazine reported Dec. 9, citing an interview with Nurdin Pitarevic, COO of the company. Pitarevic said that Rimac Technology is already well advanced in developing a new range of solid-state batteries. The company is collaborating with cell-maker ProLogium and Mitsubishi, aiming for market release late in the decade. Pitarevic anticipates the first application of these bat...
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    Audi inaugurates new charging hub at EUREF Campus in Düsseldorf, Germany
    Audi has inaugurated its first Audi charging hub in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, at the EUREF Campus in Düsseldorf, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable mobility. The site offers four high-power charging (HPC) points, each with up to 400 kW of capacity, allowing drivers of electric vehicles from various brands to charge quickly and conveniently. In 2025, Audi opened three new hubs in Kiefersfelden, Munich-Westkreuz and Düsseldorf, expanding its network to nine locations in German-spea...
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    Battery separator suppliers in China plan to raise prices, could impact EV battery cost
    Mainland China's lithium-ion battery supply chain is facing cost pressures due to proposed price increases from major battery separator manufacturers. This is expected to impact the electric vehicle battery costs in the near term. Several leading separator firms have announced price increases of up to 30% for wet-process separator products, as reported by NBD (Daily Economic News, China), with base film and coated film expected to experience similar increases. While some adjustments have begu...
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    Semisolid-state battery supplier WeLion New Energy plans to file for an IPO in mainland China
    Beijing WeLion New Energy Technology, a semisolid-state battery supplier for Shanghai-based electric-car maker Nio Inc., is preparing for a domestic stock market listing by initiating pre-IPO tutoring work. The company plans to list on China's ChiNext stock market, a board for growth enterprises, with assistance from the domestic investment bank China Securities. As documented on the China Securities Regulatory Commission website, WeLion signed the pre-IPO tutoring agreement on Dec. 8. This p...
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    CES 2026: Aumovio to showcase advanced mobility solutions
    Aumovio, previously part of Continental's Automotive group sector, is set to exhibit at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2026 in Las Vegas from Jan. 6–9, 2026. At CES 2026,  Aumovio will showcase its optical precision technologies and user experience expertise through its branded, personalized cockpit, featuring advanced display solutions such as vibrant color ePaper displays, switchable privacy options and organic light-emitting diode display-integrated cameras to enhance in-car ...
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    Toyota Boshoku America opens first smart plant in Kentucky, fostering innovation and growth
    Toyota Boshoku America Inc. (TBA), the wholly owned subsidiary of Japan-based Toyota Boshoku Corp., has inaugurated a new manufacturing facility in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, the US. The facility, named Toyota Boshoku Western Kentucky (TBWK), spans 354,340 square feet across 48 acres in Hopkinsville's South Park Development. It began production of advanced seats in November. The new facility represents TBA's first "smart plant" and signifies advancements in innovation, sustainability and re...
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    Superior Industries completes acquisition by term loan investors, appoints new CEO
    Superior Industries has completed the acquisition by a group of its term loan investors, including Oaktree Capital Management. This transaction involves converting a significant portion of the investors' term loans into equity and terminating the company's preferred stock, effectively creating a robust capital structure to enhance long-term growth in the global wheel industry. As part of this development, Majdi Abulaban has resigned as CEO of Superior Industries with immediate effect. The US-...
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    Ace Green Recycling advances global zero-emissions battery recycling strategy in key markets
    Ace Green Recycling Inc. has announced significant progress in its global expansion strategy, with zero-emissions battery recycling equipment deployments in Taiwan, Thailand and Armenia. The company is shipping equipment for projects in Taiwan and Thailand, and has commenced shipments to Armenia for lead and lithium recycling. In Taiwan, Ace is collaborating with ACME Metal Enterprise, with equipment set to arrive early in 2026, marking phase two of its deployment to expand zero-emissions cap...
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    Samsung SDI secures 2 trillion won contract for LFP batteries for energy storage systems in North America
    Samsung SDI has secured a contract worth over 2 trillion won (approximately $1.4 billion) to supply lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries for energy storage systems (ESS) in North America. The agreement will commence in 2027 and span three years. These batteries will be produced at Samsung SDI's Indiana, US, facility, showcasing a concerted shift in production focus from electric vehicles to ESS batteries in response to local demand. The company's prismatic LFP cells will be delivered in a 2...
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    QuantumScape advances QSE-5 cell production with new Eagle Line installation in San Jose
    QuantumScape Corp., a company specializing in solid-state lithium-metal battery technology, announced the completion of the installation of essential equipment for its QSE-5 cell production in San Jose, California. This achievement marks an important annual goal for 2025. The Eagle Line, QuantumScape's automated battery cell pilot production line, is designed to lay the groundwork for gigawatt-hour-scale production through QuantumScape's technology licensing partners. To celebrate this m...
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    Asahi Kasei divests lead battery separator business to focus on lithium-ion growth in North America
    Asahi Kasei, a global manufacturer with operations across the healthcare, homes and material sectors, has announced the strategic sale of its Daramic lead battery separator business to Kingswood Capital Management LP. The transfer of Daramic was completed on Dec. 1, with minimal impact on Asahi Kasei's consolidated financial results for fiscal 2025. Hideyuki Yamagishi, the primary executive officer and president of the Material Sector at Asahi Kasei Corp., emphasized that the divestiture...
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    General Motors begins production of all-new Chevy Spark electric utility vehicle in Brazil
    General Motors (GM) has started production of the all-new Chevy Spark electric utility vehicle (EUV) at Comexport's Planta Automotiva do Ceará (PACE) in Horizonte, Ceará, Brazil. The plant, which is contracted by GM Brazil, will assemble Chevrolet's zero-emissions crossover. The inauguration ceremony was attended by Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. GM South America President Santiago Chamorro emphasized that this move aligns with Brazil's competitiveness, technology a...
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    Ford signs pact with Renault on joint development of electric cars and commercial vehicles for Europe
    Announcing its strategy for the European market, Ford Motor Co. has signed a strategic partnership with French carmaker Renault Group to jointly develop electric passenger cars and electric commercial vehicles.  Ford said that its strategy for Europe is structured around three main pillars: Bolstering the successful Ford Pro Commercial Vehicle division, expanding the Ford passenger car lineup with new vehicles, and optimizing the industrial system for scale and efficiency. ...
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    CES 2026: Hyundai Mobis to showcase over 30 advanced mobility technologies
    Hyundai Mobis is set to present over 30 advanced automotive technologies at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2026 event in Las Vegas, scheduled from Jan. 6 to 9, 2026. The leading automotive supplier from South Korea will operate its booth as a private exhibit for invited customers, focusing on meaningful business opportunities with key North American clients. Under the theme Layer of Progress, Hyundai Mobis aims to showcase how its technologies connect and evolve, highlighting innovations...
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    StradVision reveals AI data road map in collaboration with AWS
    StradVision, recognized for its AI-driven vision perception technology for vehicles, has announced its technology road map at AWS re:Invent 2025 in Las Vegas. Led by Insu Kim, head of Data Innovation Center, the presentation highlighted the company's expanded collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to address challenges in data processing, curation and AI-driven perception development. Stradvision is adopting a hybrid data architecture that combines its on-premise system with AWS cloud...
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    Six EU member states ask to scale back 2035 deadline of phasing out ICE cars
    Six EU countries have requested the European Commission to reconsider its planned effective ban on the sale of internal combustion engine (ICE) cars from 2035. Ahead of the unveiling of a new auto package, the EU countries have proposed allowing the sale of hybrid vehicles or cars powered by other existing or emerging technologies that could potentially reduce emissions after 2035. The request was made in a joint letter signed by the prime ministers of Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Hungary...
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    Hyundai Mobis opens software research center in Bengaluru, India
    Hyundai Mobis established a specialized software research branch in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India, complementing its existing integrated research and development center in Hyderabad, Telangana, India. The investment supports the South Korean supplier's dual R&D strategy tailored to the regional characteristics. Bengaluru, known for its vibrant software ecosystem, was chosen for its favorable software development environment, aligning with Hyundai Mobis’ goal to tap into local talent and meet...
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    Adient acquires 49% stake in mainland Chinese supplier SCI to form JV for innovative seating solutions
    Adient, a company specializing in automotive seating, has completed the acquisition of a 49% equity stake in SCI (Zhangjiakou) Co. Ltd., a supplier under Zhejiang Yoening Technology Group in China. This acquisition establishes a new strategic joint venture aimed at developing and manufacturing innovative seating solutions for the Chinese automotive market, particularly for key Chinese original equipment manufacturers. This collaboration is part of Adient's strategy to strengthen its presence in ...
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    SWTCH platform gains CTEP approval for accurate EV charging billing
    The SWTCH platform has received approval from the California Type Evaluation Program (CTEP), which is recognized for its rigorous standards for commercial weighing and measuring devices in the US. This certification signifies that the SWTCH platform meets high benchmarks in North America for metering accuracy and billing transparency, similar to the certified accuracy of gas pumps that drivers have relied on for decades. As the transition to electric vehicles progresses, it is crucial for EV ...
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    Waymo to begin robo-taxi testing in Baltimore, Pittsburgh and St. Louis
    Waymo announced that humans will begin test-driving its robo-taxi vehicles in Baltimore, Pittsburgh and St. Louis. These cities are the latest addition to Waymo's expanding list of 26 markets where the company is either operating its robo-taxis, planning to launch services, or starting testing. Waymo plans to begin manual drives in early December in these three cities, with the aim of eventually providing fully autonomous rides, according to spokesperson Ethan Teicher. Recently, Waymo has bee...
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    XCharge establishes dual headquarters to consolidate its global positioning
    XCHG Ltd. (XCharge), an integrated electric vehicle charging and energy solutions company, has announced the establishment of dual global headquarters in Hamburg, Germany, and Austin, Texas. This strategic move signifies the company's evolution in its global operating structure and aims to bolster its long-term strategy to become a central player in the expanding clean energy economy. By setting up its global headquarters in two advanced clean energy markets, XCharge is positioning for intern...
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    Astemo Americas opens new sales and engineering office in Ohio, US
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    CES 2026: Elektrobit to showcase software-defined vehicle innovations
    Elektrobit will showcase its latest innovations and solutions for software-defined vehicles (SDVs) at Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2026, scheduled to be held in Las Vegas in January 2026. The company, a wholly owned subsidiary of Aumovio, aims to address the challenges of rising development costs and increasing vehicle complexity by presenting solutions that balance innovation, scalability and affordability for SDVs. At its booth in the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC), West Hall, Elektr...
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    StoreDot merges with Andretti to form XFC Battery, boosting EV charging technology
    StoreDot Ltd., an Israeli company specializing in extreme fast charging (XFC) battery technology for electric vehicles, has announced a definitive business combination agreement with Andretti Acquisition Corp. II, a publicly traded special purpose acquisition company based in the Cayman Islands. The newly formed entity, named XFC Battery (Pubco), aims to accelerate the commercialization of StoreDot's XFC batteries, addressing the significant consumer concern of long charging times in the EV mark...
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    EVgo celebrates over 5 million Autocharge+ sessions amid soaring enrollment
    EVgo Inc., a provider of public fast-charging infrastructure for electric vehicles in the US, has achieved over 5 million Autocharge+ sessions, reflecting a sixfold growth in enrollment since 2023. Over 300,000 customers are enrolled in Autocharge+, which supports nearly 80 different EV models and is especially popular among drivers of Cadillac, Chevrolet, Ford and Rivian. Autocharge+ enables drivers with compatible EVs to start a charging session seamlessly by simply plugging in their v...
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    Vulcan Energy secures €250 million from EIB for Lionheart lithium project in Germany
    Vulcan Energy has secured €250 million in financing from the European Investment Bank (EIB) for its Lionheart Project in Germany's Upper Rhine Valley. With a total investment of €2 billion, this initiative aims to establish an integrated, battery-quality lithium supply chain in Europe, sourced from geothermal brines. Lionheart is Europe's first project to combine Direct Lithium Extraction (DLE) with renewable energy generation, providing a strategic supply of lithium and thereby reducing ...
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    Didi launches 24/7 unmanned robo-taxi trial in Guangzhou's Huangpu living circle
    Didi Autonomous Driving has launched a 24/7 fully unmanned robo-taxi trial in specific demonstration areas in Guangzhou, mainland China, following its involvement as the official autonomous driving provider for the 15th National Games. Starting immediately, users can book rides using the Didi app to experience completely driverless travel, marking a significant milestone in Didi's service capabilities. The trial is operating in the Huangpu core living circle, which includes high-frequency loc...
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    Maruti Suzuki plans nationwide expansion of EV charging network by decade's end
    Maruti Suzuki, India's largest carmaker, plans to establish over 100,000 charging points nationwide by the end of the decade to enhance consumer confidence in electric vehicles, according to Managing Director and CEO Hisashi Takeuchi. The company intends to launch its first EV, the eVitara, and aims to become the largest fast-charging original equipment manufacturer network by collaborating with 13 charge-point operators, having already set up 2,000 exclusive charging points across 1,100 citi...
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    Suncoast Charging launches EV charging network with first DC fast-charging station in Land O’Lakes, Florida
    Suncoast Charging Corp. has announced the official launch of its first electric vehicle DC fast-charging station, located in Land O'Lakes, Florida, which is now open to the public. This marks the beginning of Suncoast Charging's network build-out planned for 2026 and beyond. The station can serve up to eight vehicles simultaneously and features 325-kW fast chargers, indicating a strategic effort to provide reliable and high-performance EV infrastructure at locations that cater to customer pre...
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