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Thu, March 27, 2025

by: Insider

Get set to pay more for a new car now Trump's tariffs are here

The 25% levy on all imported passenger vehicles and key components set to take effect next week is likely to add thousands to the price of new cars.

by: AutoGuide

Which Automakers Make The Most Vehicles In America?

President Donald Trump's newly signed 25% tariff on imported vehicles will impact nearly every automaker selling cars in the United States, with foreign brands bearing the bruntâ€”but domestic automakers like Ford,

by: Council

Trump's Auto Tariffs and Other Headlines of the Day

by: Newsweek

What Cars Are Made in America? Trump's 25% Auto Tariffs Explained

The White House expects the action to generate $100 billion in annual revenue and drive a resurgence in domestic automobile manufacturing.

by: InsideEVs

Trump Slaps 25% Tariffs On All Imported Cars

In an address from the Oval Office, Trump said the U.S. would impose new 25% tariffs on all vehicles imported from other countries on April 2. Roughly half of the approximately 16 million vehicles sold in America in 2024 were imported, according to S&P Global Mobilityâ€”primarily from Canada, Mexico, South Korea, Japan and Germany.

by: Reuters

Trump uses 2019 national security probe to justify tariffs on auto imports

U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday announced25% tariffs on auto and auto parts after concluding that automotive imports continue to threaten the country's industrial base and national security.

Wed, March 26, 2025

by: MarketWatch

Trump announces 25% tariffs on finished cars and some parts. That's tough for the auto industry.

President Donald Trump's administration on Wednesday evening announced tariffs of 25% on all cars not made in the U.S. and certain automotive parts, but appeared to omit levies on some car parts.

by: IndustryWeek

So That Happened: Make Gas Cars? Electrics? Why Not Both?

IndustryWeek editors look into that story, what's the latest in PFAS, lobbying for tariff relief, inventing in Europe and ditching scooters at Rivian.

by: Investopedia

Rivian Unveils, Spins Off Secret Micromobility Project

Rivian Automotive on Wednesday announced a micromobility company that it has been secretly working on for several years.

by: Reuters

Rivian Spin-Off Also Reveals It Will Make Lightweight Electric Vehicles

Micromobility startup Also said on Wednesday it has been spun-off from electric-vehicle maker Rivian Automotive with $105 million in Series B funding from venture capital firm Eclipse and will focus on lightweight EVs.

Tue, March 25, 2025

by: eVnExpress

Japan turns to Vietnam, Indonesia to tackle truck driver shortage

by: Reuters

Thailand car production drops 13.6% y/y in February on weaker sales, exports

Car production in Thailand dropped 13.62% in February from a year earlier, as a lengthy decline in domestic sales and exports squeezed output for a 19th straight month, the Federation of Thai Industries said on Tuesday.

Mon, March 24, 2025

by: Reuters

US opens probe into nearly 1.3 million Ford F-150 trucks over unexpected gear shift

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is investigating nearly 1.3 million Ford F-150 pickup trucks in the United States over reports of an unexpected gear downshift accompanied by a temporary rear wheel lock-up.

by: TechRepublic

Remote Work Dreams Fade as Economic Reality Bites

Remote work is fading as hybrid and on-site jobs rise. With layoffs and economic shifts, adaptability and tech skills are key to staying ahead in today's job market.

by: DIGITIMES

Disruption Index 2025: Automotive sector hit hardest, parts costs surpass tariff concerns

In 2025, the automotive industry is projected to surpass healthcare, technology, and financial services for the first time to become the sector most impacted by disruptive changes globally, making it face the most significant transformation, according...

Sat, March 22, 2025

by: CarBuzz

The Best Part Of Driving An EV In California May Be Ending

California started issuing the bumper stickers to applicants in 1999. Currently, battery-electric vehicles (BEV), hydrogen fuel vehicles, some plug-in hybrid (PHEV) models, and vehicles powered by compressed natural gas (CNG) qualify for a sticker.

Fri, March 21, 2025

by: Firehouse

CT Manufacturer Leads the Charge at Annual International Battery Show in Orlando, FL

"Our booth was swamped with hundreds of visitors each day who work within the battery and EV tech communities," said Rodger Mort, chief operating officer at PACT, LLC. "We addressed the hot topics of how to safely charge, transport and recycle lithium batteries that are used to power a variety of E-mobility equipment and handheld devices."

by: JEC

EHang partners with JAC Motors and Guoxian Holdings to build eVTOL manufacturing base in Hefei

Under the cooperation agreement, the 3 partners will collaborate for R&D, manufacturing and sales of this new type of eVTOL aircraft, to accelerate the technological advancements, industrialisation and production capacity growth.

by: Reuters

Xiaomi recruits senior talent for European EV research centre

China's Xiaomi has hired at least five senior executives from firms including Germany's BMW, LinkedIn posts showed, as it advances plans to build an electric vehicle research and development centre in Europe.

Thu, March 20, 2025

by: Reuters

Exclusive: GM, Hyundai in talks to share pickups and electric vans in North America, sources say

Hyundai Motor and General Motors are close to finalizing a deal for Hyundai to share two electric commercial van models with the U.S. auto giant, according to a source familiar with the talks and Hyundai documents reviewed by Reuters.

by: ConsumerAffairs

States with the worst teen drivers

Traffic fatalities have been gradually declining nationwide, but teen drivers continue to face outsize risks of fatal crashes. According to the Governors Highway Safety Association (GHSA), young drivers are nearly four times more likely to be involved in fatal traffic crashes than older drivers.

by: FMIBlog

Fire Suppression Chemicals Market Share Analysis: Growth Trends and Forecast to 2035

Request Your Sample Report Now! Several factors are fueling the expansion of the fire suppression chemicals market: Stringent Fire Safety Regulations: Governments and regulatory agencies worldwide are implementing strict fire safety mandates,

Wed, March 19, 2025

by: Forbes

Development Of Autonomous Transport As A Promising Business Direction

Despite certain technical difficulties, autonomous public transport is actively developing, and in many countries, this is directly supported by government institutions. For example, the UK government has passed a special Automated Vehicles Act, which supports the development of driverless vehicles by requiring them to meet rigorous safety checks.

by: Newsweek

Future Vehicle Recalls Will Be Fixed by Lifting a Single Finger

Downloading often happens in the background and can be done while the vehicle is fully operational. Installing generally occurs after a day's driving has completed, overnight while the vehicle sits parked. These two functions are similar to how most of today's smartphones behave.

by: Reuters

Automakers, tech industry urge Trump to speed self-driving car deployment

Major automakers and tech groups on Tuesday called on the Trump administration to take steps to speed deployment of self-driving cars, citing a number of regulatory hurdles.

by: Nancy

Car Club and Storage Facility Proposed for Norwalk, Aiming to Build Community

A proposed car club and storage facility could soon provide local automotive enthusiasts with a secure space to store and celebrate their v

Tue, March 18, 2025

by: TechCrunch

GM teams up with Nvidia to bring AI to robots, factories, and self-driving cars

General Motors is turning to Nvidia to help bring AI to the physical world in an expanded collaboration designed to touch every aspect of the automaker's

by: CNBC

Nvidia, GM announce deal for AI, factories and next-gen vehicles

GM and Nvidia have inked new deals that include the carmaker utilizing several AI services from the tech giant for its vehicles, ADAS and factories.

by: KHON2

Decline in trained mechanics could cost you time and money

There is a growing need for mechanics of all kinds across the country, including here in Hawaii. If that need isn't filled, it could negatively impact us all.

by: GhanaWeb

Do not pay any new transport fares - Spare parts dealers, GPRTU tell public

The Chairman of the Abossey Okai Spare Parts Dealers Association and President of the Ghana Auto Parts Dealers Association, Henry Okyere Jnr, has asked the general public to disregard any move by some drivers to increase transport fares.

by: TechRepublic

The Case of the Vanishing Copilot: Is Microsoft's Update a Feature or a Bug?

"Microsoft's latest Windows update comes with an unexpected surpriseâ€”accidentally uninstalling the Copilot app from some devices. As users scramble to reinstall, Microsoft scrambles for a fix. Here's what happened and how to restore Copilot on Windows 11.

by: Reuters

US aviation agency reinstating 132 fired employees after court order: Union

The Professional Aviation Safety Specialists union announced that fired probationary employees due to Elon Musk-led federal cuts will receive back pay and return to duty on March 20

by: MSN

Wing Clips Runway as Delta Flight Lands in New York

An FAA spokesperson says the pilot "was executing a go-around due to an unstable approach" at the time, Fox News reports. Airport operations ... Helicopter Route in Use During DC Collision This article originally appeared on Newser: Wing Clips Runway ...

Mon, March 17, 2025

by: Ecoticias

Next Tesla will fly: Elon Musk unveils why hydrogen is not the future

Elon Musk unveils a flying Tesla Roadster using SpaceX thrusters while explaining why hydrogen fuel cells won't shape the future of cars.

by: JEC

New Chinese technology turns retired wind turbine blades into road pavement material

After 5 years of research, the team led by Tang Zhicheng has unveiled a solution that not only addresses the challenge of decommissioning these massive structures but also transforms them into valuable resources,

by: Flying

Flying Between a Rock and a Hard Place

Between them, Barry and Chuck had already put 14 hours on the airplane, bringing its total flight hours to 22, when, on a clear, sunny April day, Barry made a short pattern flight, then landed and moved to the right seat.

by: News18

From Smart Navigation To Eco-Driving, Here's How AI Can Lower Carbon Footprints

One of the most promising solutions is Artificial Intelligence (AI), which can improve production efficiency, reduce emissions, streamline supply chains, and accelerate the shift to electric vehicles (EVs).

by: DIGITIMES

Auto industry in flux: Foxconn emerges as wildcard in global restructuring

The global auto industry is in flux, reshaped by advances in automotive electronics and electrification alongside the rise of Chinese EV makers. Traditional supply chains in Europe, the US, Japan, and South Korea are under pressure,

Sun, March 16, 2025

by: SlashGear

Ford Vs Chevy: A Look At The Early History Of This Bitter Rivalry

Ford and Chevrolet wage one of the most intense rivalries in the auto world. The roots of the conflict go back nearly as long as cars have been on the road.

by: CNBC

Trump's war on Biden's climate policy is creating a new form of EV range anxiety

EV charging companies are fundamental to adoption of electrical vehicles. As President Trump seeks federal funding cuts for EVs, the industry is under threat.

Sat, March 15, 2025

by: TechCrunch

Nvidia GTC 2025: What to expect from this year's show

Nvidia is hosting its GTC 2025 conference in San Jose, California from March 17 to March 21. Here's what to expect, including new Blackwell GPU reveals.

by: Insider

Tesla's year is off to a brutal start

Tesla protests, falling sales, and fierce competition are testing the popular saying, "You should never bet against Elon Musk."

Fri, March 14, 2025

by: Newsday

Potholes on underinflated tires can be a costly and dangerous combination, AAA says

A vehicle's low tire pressure can be especially dangerous in March, or pothole season, said AAA's Robert Sinclair.

by: TechCrunch

Testing the Uber-Waymo robotaxi, Rivian goes hands-free, and Travis Kalanick has AV FOMO

Thu, March 13, 2025

by: Forbes

Smart Cars, Smarter Journeys: A New Perspective On The Modern Vehicle

As you approach a toll booth, there's no fumbling for a credit card or reaching for a pass; your vehicle handles the transaction seamlessly. This isn't a distant future scenario but a glimpse into the possible reality of connected cars.

by: Reuters

VW cuts production in Tennessee, UAW files unfair labor practice charges

The United Auto Workers union said on Thursday it filed unfair labor practice charges against Volkswagen , as the automaker cut jobs at a factory in Tennessee where the union is negotiating its first contract after winning an election there last year.

by: Insider

Tesla's latest decline could be one for the history books, JPMorgan analysts say

Tesla recently lost nearly 50% of its $1.5 trillion market. JPMorgan analysts don't know another car company that lost so much value so quickly.

by: autoweek

What a Sagging EV Market Means to the Auto Industry

Extreme uncertainty about the cost of doing business is causing undue stress in the automotive supply chain, especially for EVs.

New Chinese technology turns retired wind turbine blades into road pavement material

After 5 years of research, the team led by Tang Zhicheng has unveiled a solution that not only addresses the challenge of decommissioning these massive structures but also transforms them into valuable resources,

The article from JEC Composites discusses a new Chinese technology developed by the China Energy Conservation and Environmental Protection Group (CECEP) that repurposes retired wind turbine blades into road pavement material. This innovative approach addresses the growing issue of waste from decommissioned wind turbines by grinding the blades into a fine powder, which is then mixed with asphalt to create a durable and eco-friendly road surface. This method not only reduces landfill waste but also lowers the carbon footprint associated with road construction. The technology has been tested in a pilot project in China, showing promising results in terms of road durability and environmental benefits, aligning with global sustainability goals by promoting the circular economy in the renewable energy sector.

Read the Full JEC Article at:
https://www.jeccomposites.com/news/spotted-by-jec/new-chinese-technology-turns-retired-wind-turbine-blades-into-road-pavement-material/?news_type=announcement,applications&end_use_application=automotive-road-transportation&exceptionaltags=sustainability

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