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• Fri, November 29, 2024

by: Aaron Neefham

Trump's proposed tariffs could reshape the auto industry

by: Aaron Neefham

Auto industry may lose 17 percent of profits due to Trump's tariff plan: Report

Carmakers in the U.S. and Europe could lose up to 17 percent of their combined annual core profits in a worst-case scenario if the U.S. imposes steep tariffs on Europe, and two key U.S. allies,

by: Aaron Neefham

Centennial College alumnus receives distinction for skilled trades impact

Run in partnership by Colleges Ontario and the province, the annual awards honour the achievements of college graduates.

by: Aaron Neefham

Save up to $550 on the Velotric Discover e-bikes for Black Friday

If you've been waiting for a good sale, now's the time. Velotric Discover e-bikes are on sale at some great prices for Black Friday and Cyber Week.

by: Aaron Neefham

Centennial grad Emily Chung receives Premier's Award for skilled trades impact

CNW/ - Emily Chung, a Centennial College alumnus and owner of AutoNiche Inc., has received a Premier's Award for the impact she has made in the skilled

by: Aaron Neefham

Trump's tariffs could cost carmakers up to 17% of combined core profits, S&P says

European and American carmakers are set to lose up to 17% of their combined annual core profits if the U.S. imposes import tariffs on Europe, Mexico and Canada, S&P Global said in a report on Friday,

by: Aaron Neefham

Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) Market Size Analysis 2024 Competitive Insights, Leading Players, and Growth Opportunities by 2032

by: Aaron Neefham

EV transition needs policy overhaul amid struggles to compete with China

A leading expert on automotive economics is calling for a comprehensive overhaul of UK policy, including incentives, infrastructure development and a clear industrial strategy to address domestic production woes and accelerate the EV transition.

by: Aaron Neefham

Electric Bus Market Share 2024 Comprehensive Insights, Growth Factors Analysis, Size, Innovations and Business Outlook till 2032

by: Aaron Neefham

Nissan and Honda would drive better together

It's time for Toyota Motor's two biggest domestic rivals to deal with their problems by joining forces. Nissan Motor's woes are the more obvious: poor results prompted the $9 billion manufacturer into an emergency overhaul this month.

• Sat, November 30, 2024

by: Aaron Neefham

INDOT research focuses on future technology, including truck automation, electrified roadways

When drivers think of the Indiana Department of Transportation, it's often associated with orange cones. After all, the agency is overseeing billions of dollars in road projects on the state's

by: Aaron Neefham

Obituaries PGe PG Store Archives Classifieds

by: Aaron Neefham

Foresight Autonomous Holdings Ltd.: Foresight Announces Third Quarter 2024 Financial Results

by: Aaron Neefham

Auto industry's shift toward EVs is expected to move forward

If President-elect Donald Trump makes good on his threat to kill federal tax credits for electric vehicle purchases, it's likely that fewer buyers will choose EVs.

by: Aaron Neefham

1 lane open on I-95 Southbound in West Haven due to crash

One lane is open of I-95 Southbound on early Saturday morning in West Haven, according to the Department of Transportation (DOT). There was a multi-vehicle accident. Additional details were not immediately available.

• Sun, December 1, 2024

by: Aaron Neefham

Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares resigns - source

by: Aaron Neefham

I Used a Self-Driving Taxi for a Week. Things Got Weird.

Texas is a proving ground for driverless cars, but can Waymo and its competitors deliver on safety, sustainability, and trust?

by: Aaron Neefham

Transportation and Parking Services

by: Aaron Neefham

AW Rostamani Group brings premium electric mobility to Abu Dhabi with new ZEEKR showroom

• Mon, December 2, 2024

by: Aaron Neefham

Aramco acquires 10% stake in Horse Powertrain to advance low-emission mobility solutions

Renault Group and Geely each retain 45% ownership of Horse Powertrain. Aramco's involvement seeks to leverage its research and development expertise and explore innovative approaches to reduce transport emissions,

by: Aaron Neefham

About New Scientist magazine

by: Aaron Neefham

SmartDV Licenses SDIO IP to RANiX for V2X Solutions

by: Aaron Neefham

SmartDV Licenses SDIO IP Family to RANiX for V2X Products

by: Aaron Neefham

IIMAESL to hold AutoTechniCar 2025 exhibition from Jan. 10-12 at BMICH

by: Aaron Neefham

'Impossible to stay competitive': How shifting industry trends closed Strasburg's IAC plant

At its peak, the International Automotive Components factory in Strasburg housed more than 1,200 employees operating in nearly 500,000 square feet of space.

by: Aaron Neefham

Smart Manufacturing And Mobility Leaders: Adapt With Tech In 2025

Asset-intensive industries like manufacturing and transportation quickly feel the pain when energy ... and Tesla have all tested their humanoid robots in automotive plants. These robots have a wow factor, but they may not have the best form factor for ...

by: Aaron Neefham

Stellantis workers react to CEO stepping down

After serving as CEO of Stellantis for nearly four years, Carlos Tavares is resigning from his role with the automotive manufacturing company. According to a release from the company, Tavares' resignation was accepted by the Company's Board of Directors and is effective immediately.

by: Aaron Neefham

Detailed Deck View Emerges Of China's Mysterious Aircraft Carrier-Like Ship

Additional photos provide a more detailed look at the mysterious Chinese flattop that TWZ was first to report on, and which recently went to sea, apparently for its first trials. While the exact function of this vessel remains murky,

by: Aaron Neefham

L.A. Company Develops Tech that Allows Cars to "Talk" to Drivers

Los Angeles-based SPARQ is reimagining the relationship people have with their cars with the introduction of SPARQ Diagnostics, announced by a press release.

by: Aaron Neefham

Emerald upfits Class 3 EV reefer truck

New collaboration with Mullen Automotive and the PapÃ© Group is advancing the sustainable and efficient transportation of perishable goods.

by: Aaron Neefham

Global Auto Study 2024: Key Trends & Regional Results

Riemer discusses electrification, connectivity and autonomous driving among the topics in his trend analysis for 2025.

by: Aaron Neefham

Drive Your Business Forward With These 3 Automotive Trends

Focusing on these three areasâ€”safety, speed and connectivityâ€”can help push your business to the next level, foster growth and help you stay ahead of competitors.

by: Aaron Neefham

Jaguar's concept car leaked ahead of official reveal

Jaguar's highly anticipated concept car has surfaced online just hours before its official debut tonight at Miami Art Week.

by: Aaron Neefham

Here's how Trump could affect Tennessee auto industry, businesses see sluggish EV sales

Electric vehicle domination is still decades out, but experts say Tennessee is among the states leading the way. Here's how.

by: Aaron Neefham

Stellantis and Samsung Will Get $7 Billion to Build Battery Factories

The loan, from the Biden administration, was designed to withstand Republican attacks and will be used to make electric-car batteries in Indiana.

by: Aaron Neefham

Aramco completes acquisition of 10% stake in Horse Powertrain Limited

by: Aaron Neefham

Talk it Out NC Guides Families Through Dangers of Underage Drinking During National Impaired Driving Prevention Month

by: Aaron Neefham

RPM Announces Strategic Relocation to Birmingham, Catalyzing Continued Growth and Innovation in Automotive Logistics

by: Aaron Neefham

Automotive Memory Market Size, Outlook, Segmentation Analysis, Share, Drivers and Forecast 2032

by: Aaron Neefham

Electric and Hybrid Vehicles

by: Aaron Neefham

Trump's Trade Threats: 21 Ways American Households Could Pay the Price

by: Aaron Neefham

Cartime grows business with fourth supermarket in Nelson

by: Aaron Neefham

Kremlin 'continues to support' Syria's Assad amid opposition gains

Russia has continued to support Syria's Bashar Assad after a rebel groups' offensive last week claimed swathes of territory from

by: Aaron Neefham

Crash prevention technology shows 'huge potential,' but the roadmap is up for debate

by: Aaron Neefham

Innovation minister Champagne doubles down on EV plan, says critics lack 'vision'

FranÃ§ois-Philippe Champagne dismissed detractors of government's embattled $100 billion strategy to build an EV ecosystem, arguing sector will create competitive advantage for the country "for decades to come â€” but not overnight,

by: Aaron Neefham

Seeking higher margins, Stellantis CEO Tavares lost some core customers

When 24-year-old Elena Aragon set out to buy a new car, she reviewed a range of no-frills brands in her home town of Cadiz, Spain, including Stellantis' Fiat and Peugeot.

by: Aaron Neefham

Europe's embattled auto sector plans plant closures and layoffs

A slew of automotive companies have recently announced plant closures and big layoffs in Europe as they struggle with weak demand, high production costs, competition from Chinese rivals and slower-than-expected electric vehicle transition.

by: Aaron Neefham

Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares abruptly quits as US Jeep, Ram sales falter

Nissan and Honda would drive better together

It's time for Toyota Motor's two biggest domestic rivals to deal with their problems by joining forces. Nissan Motor's woes are the more obvious: poor results prompted the $9 billion manufacturer into an emergency overhaul this month.

The article from Reuters discusses the potential benefits of a merger between Nissan and Honda, two major Japanese automakers. It highlights that both companies are facing challenges such as declining sales in China, the costly transition to electric vehicles (EVs), and the need for significant investments in software and autonomous driving technology. A merger could help them achieve economies of scale, share the burden of R&D costs, and enhance their competitive edge against global rivals like Tesla and BYD. The piece notes that while there are historical precedents for such alliances in Japan, like the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance, cultural and corporate governance differences could pose hurdles. However, given the current market dynamics and the strategic necessity to adapt to the EV market, a collaboration or merger could be a logical step for both companies to strengthen their market positions and technological capabilities.

Read the Full Reuters Article at https://www.reuters.com/breakingviews/nissan-honda-would-drive-better-together-2024-11-29/