Events

Samsung OLED screen shortage: Li Auto adapts production of the Mega

Due to a shortage of Samsung OLED screens, Li Auto is temporarily equipping its Mega with LCD screens of the same size to meet delivery deadlines. Supply should return to normal towards the end of the year.

Nissan and five partners create a recycling chain for used EVs in Fukushima

Nissan, Sompo Japan, and four other companies have signed a cooperation agreement to build a circular model for used electric vehicles and their batteries in Namie, Fukushima Prefecture.

Mahindra offers factory-built dump truck version of its Roxor

The Mahindra Roxor is now available from the factory with a tilting dump bed, paired with a turbo-diesel engine and a five-speed manual transmission.

Dorman Products shows stable margin trajectory at 50th automotive symposium

Supplier Dorman Products presented a stable evolution of its margins at the 50th automotive symposium.

232,809 electric pickups sold since the start of 2024

Since the beginning of 2024, 232,809 electric pickups have been sold, a volume close to Ford's quarterly sales of thermal F-Series pickups.

Pennsylvania invests $37 million in electric charging

The state of Pennsylvania is allocating $37 million in federal NEVI funds for 515 new public charging stations in the Philadelphia area, including street-side chargers.

2027 Chevrolet S10 Max prices revealed in Mexico

Chevrolet has updated the 2027 S10 Max in Mexico with mechanical changes and new safety features, at a now-known price.

Debate in the US over permanent ban on Chinese electric vehicles

An op-ed criticizes the push to make the ban on Chinese electric vehicles permanent in the United States, while the American automotive industry is calling for this measure.

Adient expected to report results, hampered by production forecasts

Supplier Adient releases its quarterly results amid revised-down production forecasts by automakers, which are weighing on its outlook.

In Spain, insuring an electric car now costs as much as a diesel

According to data reported in Spain, the cost of insuring an electric vehicle now matches that of a diesel, altering the economic equation of electric mobility.

Major Manufacturer Halts Production at Brazilian Plant Employing 1,500 Workers

The world's largest automaker is ending production at a plant in Brazil that employs 1,500 people, after nearly three decades of operations.

Volkswagen relaunches an ethanol-only Saveiro version in Brazil

After 22 years, Volkswagen is once again offering a Saveiro equipped with an engine running solely on ethanol in Brazil, at a lower price thanks to a tax advantage.

Nissan distributor in Kyoto sets sales targets for the second half of the year

Kyoto Nissan held its general assembly for the second half of 2026 and shared with its employees the goal of accelerating new vehicle sales to achieve its annual operating result.

Isuzu recalls four models including Giga over seat suspension defect

Isuzu launches a recall covering four models, including the Giga truck, due to a defect affecting seat suspension.

European drivers remain unimpressed by electric cars

An article reviews the low enthusiasm among European drivers for electric vehicles.

Six electric models under €20,000 vying for Car of the Year title

In Portugal, six electric models, including one priced under €20,000, are among the contenders for the Car of the Year title.

Ford would compensate Transit Trail owners up to $6,000

Wheel arch clearance issues on the Ford Transit Trail, related to 30.5-inch tires, would cause rubbing. Ford is considering compensation of up to $6,000 per owner.

Dodge announces return to NASCAR Cup Series

Dodge confirms its return to the NASCAR Cup Series and plans to reveal its new stock car on December 4 at the Snowball Derby.

Lear prepares an automated factory to serve as a global model

Supplier Lear is setting up an automated factory intended to become the benchmark for its manufacturing on a global scale.

Orange, San Diego, and Los Angeles lead US counties in electric vehicle ownership

Data shows that Orange, San Diego, and Los Angeles counties rank among the top in the United States for the share of electric vehicle owners.

New software ecosystem sparks new competition in the automotive sector

A South Korean automotive chronicle describes the emergence of a new software ecosystem in the industry, marking a new phase of competition.

Grasser Racing Team considering leaving Lamborghini for McLaren in DTM

The Austrian team Grasser Racing Team could end its collaboration with Lamborghini Squadra Corse and join McLaren, a move that would also involve driver Mirko Bortolotti, currently linked to the Italian factory programme.

Brazil: Chery Tiggo 7 tops FIPE price drops in November

The Chery Tiggo 7 records the largest monthly drop in the November FIPE table among the 40 best-selling models, at -1.7%, while the GWM Haval H6 falls further over twelve months.

Antigua and Barbuda receives 20 Geely electric vehicles for CHOGM 2026

Geely delivered 20 electric vehicles to Antigua and Barbuda in preparation for the 2026 Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM).

In China, auto insurance seeks to adapt to autonomous driving

China's auto insurance sector must evolve its rules and products to keep pace with the development of intelligent driving systems.

Standard Motor Products reports expanded growth at the 50th Automotive Symposium

Parts supplier Standard Motor Products presented its expanded growth during the 50th Automotive Symposium.

The Spanish automotive industry faces technological transformation

The Spanish automotive sector must undergo technological transformation to preserve its international competitiveness, according to an analysis relayed by the press.

A 1956 Saab 92B restored after 49 years in a barn

Forgotten for 49 years in a Swedish barn, a 1956 Saab 92B has been restored and is back on the road. It is now up for sale.