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Tuesday, December 3, 2024

Hyundai, Kia set November U.S. sales records behind crossovers, hybrids, EVs

U.S. light vehicle sales are forecast to rise 7 to 11 percent in November, driven by retail gains, improved selection, fatter discounts and an extra selling day, forecasters say.

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Jaguar shows future design direction on Type 00 concept

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As CEO Tavares leaves Stellantis, market speculates on successor

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Adapting to EV disruption: Supplier takes strategic approach to evolving market

It seems as though the only constant in the rapidly shifting electric-vehicle market is change itself. That poses challenges for automotive-supply businesses like American Axle & Manufacturing, a leader in designing, engineering and manufacturing driveline and powertrain systems.

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BYD, Renault, German brands give 2025 Munich auto show a boost

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GM offloading ownership in 1 of 4 battery plants as EV demand lags

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Stellantis taps U.S. boss, former CFO, for role after CEO exit

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Carlos Tavares resigns; Croft CEO Rodrick Blevins

Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares has stepped down. Volkswagen workers strike at nine plants. Plus, Croft CEO Rodrick Blevins says major automakers don't understand how to decarbonize in a way that will work for millions of Americans.

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