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Honda Follows Apple Model on EVs, Working Directly with Suppliers
The automaker's new supply chain structure will work directly with parts suppliers on development and production in order to control quality and bring down costs.
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Coulomb Solutions Planning Battery Manufacturing Plant in the United States
By early summer 2023, Coulomb Solutions Inc. is expected to choose Arizona, Nevada or Texas to house the battery plant.
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Mercedes-Benz CEO Says Cutting Ties with China is 'Unrealistic'
China and Chinese companies play a vital role in Mercedes-Benz’s business, and Källenius expects more business to come out of China in 2023.
Berlin, Germany. August 29, 2018. Photo: iStock.com/franz12
Chinese Truck Maker to Boost Mexico Presence With Eye on U.S. Market
Mexico is increasingly attracting companies’ investment and attention as firms relocate factories to get closer to U.S. consumers and avoid the difficulties caused by lengthy supply chains.
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Toyota Vehicle Output Hits Record as Supply Chains Untangle
Toyota produced a record 10.7 million cars for the 12 months period that ended March 31 thanks to increased capacity and production optimization.
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Norsk Hydro Will Supply Porsche with Low-Carbon Aluminum
By 2025, Porsche's aluminum will produce 3.5 kg of Carbon Dioxide per 1kg of aluminum used, a rate 60% lower than the primary material currently consumed in Europe.
A Porsche 911 Turbo is driving through a tunnel with its lights on in Tacoma, Washington on 5/12/2022. Photo: iStock.com/Brandon Woyshnis
Nearshoring Not So Easy After All
The approach has brought new costs and logistics hurdles for supply chains that are adding a new twist to globalization.
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Canada and Volkswagen Outline Plans for an Almost $15bn Battery Factory in Ontario
Volkswagen will be investing $5.1 billion in the plant while the Canadian government will provide an additional $9.7 billion in the form of a tax credit.

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Watch: When Will EVs Dominate the Auto Industry?
Rich Kilgore, associate professor of management and business administration at Maryville University, offers insights into the auto industry’s transition from gas-powered to electric vehicles.
When Will E Vs Dominate The Auto Industry
Balancing Supply and Demand As the Auto Industry Goes Electric
The near future will be beset with manufacturing challenges from suppliers balancing systems for both EV and internal combustion engine platforms.
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Only 10 Electric Vehicles Qualify for Full $7,500 U.S. Tax Credit
The Biden administration did give automakers some wiggle room on the requirements, following an intense lobbying blitz after its passage in August.
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Where Will High-Tech Manufacturers Get Their Semiconductors?
The battle for dominance in the global semiconductor market is often framed as one between the U.S. and China, but there’s a lot more nuance to it in reality.
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