Events

Rivian and Ford generalize 3D printing to reduce costs and production lead times

Several automakers, including Rivian and Ford, are developing 3D printing in their production processes to reduce costs and accelerate development.

Asbury benefits from its new dealership management platform

US distributor Asbury reports efficiency gains following its migration to the Tekion platform, easing pressure on margins despite rising lease vehicle inventory.

IG Metall threatens warning strikes from Sunday

The IG Metall union is stepping up pressure in the German automotive labor dispute with possible walkouts starting Sunday.

High-energy pouch cells surpass 1,000 full cycles

Fraunhofer ISE cycled more than 1,000 times 25 Ah silicon-rich pouch cells, with a residual capacity greater than 83%. The mechanical pressure applied to the cells proves crucial for their stability.

Jaguar designs a flagship at Knightsbridge as showcase for the Type 01

Jaguar reveals the design of its new Knightsbridge flagship store in London, conceived as the physical expression of its electric Type 01 sedan.

Over 50,000 Xiaomi deliveries in October, resale value of SU7 and YU7 under pressure

Xiaomi Auto delivered over 50,000 vehicles in October 2026. The arrival of the N70 in stock is weighing on the resale values of already-delivered SU7 and YU7 models.

China: What allows major manufacturers to grow despite pressure

An analysis of the drivers behind the growth of China's leading automakers as smaller rivals in the electric vehicle sector face margin compression.

Several automakers urgently summoned to Beijing

Several Chinese automakers have been urgently summoned to Beijing amid regulatory pressures on the sector.

Toyota deploys mobile hydrogen station for fuel cell trucks in North America

Toyota North America is setting up a mobile hydrogen refueling station for its fuel cell trucks and developing high-pressure refueling comparable to diesel in duration.

Daihatsu launches improved version of Mira e:S at 1.09 million yen

The revamped Mira e:S is offered starting at 1.09 million yen in Japan. The removal of the cheapest trim level has raised questions among dealers, who still praise its price-to-consumption ratio.

Volkswagen admits it went too far with touch controls

Volkswagen's quality manager admits that replacing buttons with touch surfaces was not a good decision and announces the return of physical controls.

Over 200,000 Jeeps recalled for tire pressure alert defect

More than 200,000 Jeep vehicles are being recalled in the United States because the tire pressure warning may never illuminate.

NHTSA examines petition regarding oil pressure in Ford's 7.3L V8

The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is reviewing a petition from owners concerning insufficient idle oil pressure in Ford's 7.3-liter V8 engine.

One year after end of tax credits, EV sales decline in U.S.

The U.S. electric vehicle market is declining one year after the elimination of tax credits, with the recovery uneven and driven notably by Tesla and Rivian.

BMW cuts 8,000 jobs with severance packages potentially exceeding €650,000

BMW plans to eliminate 8,000 jobs, with severance packages reaching over €650,000.

Third-quarter results: global automakers under pressure

Overview of third-quarter results for automakers, marked by mixed performances and declining profitability worldwide.

Reports of a Toyota MR2 return in 2028 spark reactions

Rumors of a Toyota MR2 resurrection in 2028, with specifications deemed impressive, are prompting reactions on social media.

Changan chairman Ye Pei wants to build a new growth logic

Changan Automobile chairman Ye Pei acknowledges temporary pressure on the automaker and calls for building a new growth logic for the company.