A confidential Ford Motor Company assessment obtained by CNBC reveals catastrophic scenarios for the auto industry under proposed Trump tariffs: Leaked Report Findings: Cost Breakdown
Ferrari is accelerating its electric future, allocating €300 million to R&D in Q1 2025 (+40% YoY) as it finalizes its first full EV prototype. The luxury automaker
Volkswagen’s ID. electric vehicle lineup now commands 21% of Europe’s EV market – surpassing Tesla for the first time – with the ID.3 hatchback and
The €37,000 EX30 isn’t just Volvo’s fastest-selling model – it’s fundamentally altering the automaker’s business model, accounting for 31% of Q1 deliveries while attracting a
The rapid rise of China’s electric vehicle (EV) industry is reshaping the automotive landscape, leaving even premium brands like Porsche struggling to keep up. Once
Tesla’s stock has experienced a significant decline, dropping more than 8% and pushing the company’s market capitalization below $1 trillion for the first time since
Ford Motor Company has implemented a significant reduction in manager stock bonuses as part of its efforts to reduce costs and enhance overall performance. The
Chinese companies are ramping up merger and acquisition (M&A) activity in anticipation of potential tariffs under a second Trump administration. Analysts predict a surge in
Anglo American has agreed to sell its nickel business in a deal worth up to $500 million, the company announced on February 18, 2025. The
Nissan and Honda have decided to shift their focus to collaboration in key areas such as electric vehicles (EVs) and autonomous driving after merger talks