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Wednesday, Oct. 15, 2025

EV registrations surge 24% in August in U.S. tax credit rush, revealing clear winners and losers

Including the August surge, EV registrations in the first eight months of the year rose 9.1 percent to 884,104 vehicles, according to S&P Global Mobility.

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EV buyers chased discounts on mass-market brands over luxury in August surge

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Tesla's value slumps sharply in annual Interbrand ranking, as BYD makes top 100 debut

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NADA elects Sandy Fitzgerald Angello its second female vice chair; Rob Cochran to serve as chair for 2026

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How a renewed U.S.-China trade war could scramble auto supply chains

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Subaru to debut new performance concepts, Wilderness trim prototypes at Japan Mobility Show

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Column: Why GM had to make the tough call to end vehicle fuel cell development

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Pinewood's U.S. blitz comes with big risks; GM takes $1.6 billion charge

Automotive News' Mark Hollmer talks about Pinewood.AI's big, risky plan to jump headfirst into the U.S. DMS market. GM takes a $1.6 billion charge on its electric vehicle realignment. Plus, Toyota taps Century as its top luxury brand, even above Lexus.

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