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Contract talks between Stellantis and the Canadian union Unifor are stuck. For a former Dodge plant, a possible production limit of only three vehicles per day is on the table.
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The Volkswagen Group could be preparing a significantly larger recall campaign than previously known because of a steering problem. Up to four million vehicles are said to be affected.
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Honda is shifting more momentum to hybrid models in North America and bringing forward the next CR-V Hybrid generation. For buyers, that could mean more electrified choice without a charging obligation.
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Jaguar Land Rover is tightening its cost-cutting drive: Voluntary severance programs are intended to help reduce costs. Up to 4,000 jobs are being discussed, while China, tariffs and new competitors are increasing the pressure.
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Volkswagen is facing a deep cost-cutting drive: A crisis plan under discussion envisages possible plant closures in Germany and the elimination of thousands of jobs. For buyers, employees, dealers and suppliers, this would be more than an internal cost measure.
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While the US market for electric cars was weaker in April, Toyota's EV registrations rose sharply. The increase shows that even a late and cautious electric strategy can have an impact.
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The UK government is launching a review of annual electric car sales quotas. The 2030 and 2035 phase-out dates remain in place, but the path to them could become more flexible for manufacturers.
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Toyota enters its next earnings update with EV momentum and a slight June sales rebound, but rising costs and margin pressure are still weighing on profits.
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Tesla has built its 10 millionth battery-electric vehicle, a major production milestone for the company that helped push EVs into the mainstream. The achievement also arrives as the next phase of electric-car growth looks harder than the last one.
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Nissan wants to shorten the time it takes to bring new vehicles to market, a shift aimed at keeping pace with faster-moving Chinese rivals and rapidly changing buyer expectations.
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Nissan is pushing to shorten vehicle development cycles as it tries to regain momentum, refresh its lineup more quickly, and compete in a market that no longer rewards slow product planning.
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