Multiple challenges are converging on European suppliers including slower-than-expected EV adoption, Chinese competition, automaker pricing pressure and regulatory fragmentation.

CEO turnover accelerates as automakers face AI, Chinese rivals and tariffs. Industry analysts say leaders need tech skills and flexible thinking.

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President Trump has expressed willingness to allow Chinese automakers to build U.S. factories and hire American workers.

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Chinese automakers face Commerce Department software bans and steep tariffs. Exemptions could open pathways to the U.S. market.

With 3,000 workers at the Toronto-area plant off the job for more than two years, Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown said ...

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Lucid reported a $2.7 billion net loss for 2025 while projecting 40 to 50 percent production growth this year as it prepares ...

Vehicle owners reported persistent problems with Bluetooth connectivity, wireless charging pads and automaker app ...

The discussions follow a similar exemption for VW Group’s China-built Cupra Tavascan SUV, earlier this month.