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Automotive: Page 16
Jaguar Land Rover Production Remains Crippled by Cyberattack
Suppliers, many of whom are small and medium sized businesses, have said they simply do not have the financial resources to cope with an extended shutdown.
South Korea Questions U.S. Investments after ICE Raid at Georgia Plant
South Korea's president called the situation "extremely bewildering," and noted that it's common for South Korean companies to send their workers to other countries to help set up factories overseas.
Mexico Plans Tariffs of 50% on Chinese Cars, Steel, Textiles
The move to increase tariffs is aimed at protecting local industry, but it also serves to appease the U.S., Mexico’s largest trade partner.
U.S. Raid on Hyundai Plant Leaves Korean Companies Reeling
LG Energy Solution has tentatively decided to postpone the start of its EV battery plant with Hyundai in Georgia, according to a report from the Korea Economic Daily.
Volkswagen Courts Trump Administration for Tariff Deal
VW is reportedly close to an agreement with the U.S. that would bring tariffs for the company under 15%, in exchange for sizable manufacturing investments in the country.
Canada Pauses Target for EV Sales, Pushes ‘Buy Canadian’ Policy
Canadian automakers will no longer be required to ensure 20% of new car sales are electric by next year.
Hundreds of Workers Detained at Georgia EV Battery Plant Immigration Raid
Hyundai Motor Company said it was aware of the incident at the HL-GA Battery Company construction site and was "working to understand the specific circumstances."
Daimler Truck Said to Seek Partner for Self-Driving Unit Torc
The effort is aimed at raising capital to support the division’s around €600 million ($660 million) in annual spending.
U.K. Carmaker Hit by Cyber Attack
The halt in production at Jaguar Land Rover is a fresh blow to the firm which recently revealed declining profits attributed to increasing in costs caused by U.S. tariffs.
U.S. Tariff Uncertainty Delays the Economic ‘Power’ Lutnick Predicted
The judges let the levies stay in place while the case proceeds, threatening to freeze corporate investment decisions until the cost of tariffs are clearer.
Tesla Struggles to Keep Pace with BYD in Europe
Tesla's European sales fell by nearly 44% year-over-year in the first seven months of 2025, while BYD's sales over that same period jumped 251%.
UAW Challenges Ballots in Kentucky EV Complex Union Vote
The UAW is claiming that it won a narrow victory, which will now rely on whether it's successful in challenging 41 ballots that the union claims were "illegitimate and should not be counted."
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