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Automotive: Page 51
Hyundai and LG Planning to Spend an Additional $2B on Georgia Battery Plant
The two companies will spend a total of $7.59 billion on the plant and create 8,500 new jobs in Bryan County, Georgia.
Unfair Labor Practice Charges Filed Against GM and Stellantis by UAW
The charges claim that both companies refused to bargain in good faith over wages and benefits during contract negotiations held over the last six months.
United Auto Workers Clear Path to Strike if Talks Fail
The standoff threatens to shut down a major section of the U.S. economy for the second time in five years.
Tata Seeks Partnerships for U.K. Battery Plant to Supply Jaguar Land Rover EVs
The collaborations for the battery plant could range from a joint venture and the sharing of knowledge to experimentation and licensing agreements, Tata said.
How China’s New Restrictions on Critical Minerals Will Affect Global Sourcing Strategies
The latest skirmish in the trade war between the U.S. and China provides yet another reminder of why American high-tech manufacturers need to diversify their supply of critical raw materials.
Buttigieg Appoints 24 People to Advisory Committee on Transportation Equity
The chair of the committee will be Anthony Foxx, a professor of practice of public leadership at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government.
Tesla Warns Mining Company of Possible Legal Claim on Failed Supply Talks
The potential legal claim is related to a binding term sheet in negotiations with the electric-vehicle giant for the supply of spodumene concentrate, Core said August 16.
EV Batteries, Car Parts Now Scrutinized Under U.S. Forced Labor Law
Batteries, tires, steel and aluminum were added to the list of Chinese imports that should be more heavily scrutinized by U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
NFI Won’t Achieve Pre-COVID Production Levels Until 2025
"The last 36 months at NFI have been extremely difficult to navigate," chief executive officer Paul Soubry told analysts August 16.
Tesla's Reliance on Chinese Companies Puts It at Risk of Supply Chain Disruptions
Of the 61 companies that constitute Tesla’s “storage battery” category, thirty-nine percent of them were Chinese, making China the organization's biggest supplier of lithium-ion battery materials.
Can the U.K. Help American Manufacturers Shift Their Sourcing of Critical Materials?
The Biden Administration is looking to the U.K. as a source of critical minerals for automakers and other high-tech manufacturers.
Indonesia Extends Timeline for Carmakers to Qualify for EV Credits
Under the revised investment rules, automakers will need to commit to producing at least 40% of the content of EVs in Indonesia by 2026 to qualify for incentives.
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