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Tesla China Shipments Drop for the Eighth Time in 10 Months

Tesla shipped 61,497 vehicles from its Shanghai plant in October, down almost 10% from a year earlier, according to preliminary data from China’s Passenger Car Association.

A Tesla store in Colma, California. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg

China Slams Dutch for Hard Line in Standoff Over Nexperia Chips

The standoff has prompted automakers and suppliers to slow production over concerns about shortages of Nexperia components, including transistors and logic chips.

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Supply Chain Innovation 2025: On the Rocky Road to Resilience

Beyond hunkering down in firefighting mode, it’s just as important that companies take a longer view of things.

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China to Suspend Some Rare Earth Curbs, U.S. Chip Firm Probes

The U.S. said Beijing will take steps to allow the Chinese facilities of Dutch chipmaker Nexperia BV to resume shipments, easing worries about chip shipments that threatened auto production.

Xi Jinping and Donald Trump during a bilateral meeting in Busan on Oct. 30. Photographer: Andrew Harnik/Getty Images

Trump Touts Rare-Earth Win in Talks Showing Xi’s Strong Hand

In effect, the U.S. has now accepted a negotiating link between its own curbs on high-tech exports, like AI chips, and China’s rare earth controls.

Donald Trump and Xi Jinping shake hands as they leave after their talks in Busan. Photographer: Andrew Harnik/Getty Images

Just When You Think It’s Safe to Get Behind the Wheel, Tariffs Strike Again

Automakers have been quietly absorbing billions in tariff costs, but consumers could soon face a wave of price hikes on new cars and more.

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Tariffs Drive Volkswagen to First Quarterly Loss in 5 Years

Volkswagen estimates that Trump administration tariffs will cost the company more than $5.7 billion by the end of the year.

A Volkswagen plant in Mosel, Germany. Photo: iStock / aquatarkus

U.S. Auto Plants Weeks Away From Chip Shutdowns, Lobby Group Says

General Motors Co. CEO Mary Barra told investors the chip constraints “have the potential to impact production.”

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GM Temporarily Cuts 5,500 Workers, Citing EV Pressure

GM had been lobbying to keep EV tax credits in place, and has been trying to make its EVs cheaper to prop up demand.

A worker installs an engine at a General Motors assembly plant. Photographer: Emily Elconin/Bloomberg

Toyota Says It Did Not Promise Trump $10B Investment in U.S.

A Toyota executive said the topic of investment did not come up when Akio Toyoda, the firm’s chairman, spoke with Trump at a U.S. embassy event on October 28.

Prague, Cazech Republic. Photo: iStock.com/josefkubes

Jaguar Land Rover Cyberattack Causes 27% Slump in U.K. Car Output

JLR is slowly resuming operations after the cyberattack forced the U.K.’s largest carmaker to stop making any vehicles for more than five weeks.

Range Rover sports utility vehicles at the Jaguar Land Rover plant in Solihull, U.K. Photographer: Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg

Podcast | Economic Warning Signs: Debt, the Dollar and AI

The U.S. economy appears to be in decent shape – but there could be some dark clouds massing on the horizon.

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