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General Motors will stop developing robotaxis through Cruise, the majority owned autonomous driving unit, marking a major pullback from its once lofty aspirations of pure self driving technology.

GM exits Cruise robotaxi business amid mounting losses and challenges

The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration closes its preliminary investigation of 7,745 Fisker Ocean SUVs after the electric vehicle startup implemented corrective actions, including a recall and a software update to fix safety problems.

NHTSA closes probe into Fisker Ocean SUVs following software update

BYD, China’s major electric vehicle manufacturer, is on target to reach sales beyond 2024 around the world despite tight constraints, thanks to rapid market share growth in the world’s No.

BYD poised to surpass 2024 sales target, outpace Ford and Honda

Deutsche Bank, in a note following a meeting with Tesla Head of Investor Relations Travis Axelrod, says that Tesla plans to launch its long-awaited robotaxi service next year, which will begin with a company owned fleet using human teleoperators as a safety backup.

Tesla eyes robotaxi service launch with human backup in 2024, says Deutsche Bank

Volkswagen and its unions have been engaged in lengthy negotiations over the future of the automaker's German plants, without results, highlighting the deep divisions between the two sides.

Volkswagen, unions hold constructive talks amid German plant crisis, but no resolution yet

The sudden resignation of Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares will not affect Opel’s push toward electrification, its CEO Florian Huettl told Reuters on Thursday. The automaker's leadership turmoil is being played out, but the German brand is reaffirming its role as Stellantis’ EV pioneer.

Opel remains confident in electric strategy amid Stellantis leadership shakeup

The world’s fourth largest automaker, Stellantis, will work with U.S.-based Zeta Energy to develop lithium sulfur batteries aimed to lower the cost of electric vehicles.

Stellantis and Zeta Energy partner to develop affordable lithium-sulfur EV batteries

Volkswagen workers in Germany step up strikes Monday in row with automaker over potential plant closures and layoffs. Workers at nine sites across the country will extend their walkouts by four hours, doubling the length of strikes launched in early December, the IG Metall union announced Thursday.

Volkswagen workers escalate strikes over potential German plant closures

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reports that Honda has announced a recall involving approximately 205,760 SUVs in the United States due to concerns of potential fuel leak.

Honda to recall over 205,000 SUVs in the U.S. due to fuel leak risk

Preliminary data from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) showed UK new car registrations fell 1.9 per cent in November, with a total of 153,610 sold.

UK car sales dip 2% in November as EV demand grows

In an internal memo seen by Reuters, Swedish battery maker Northvolt is negotiating the sale of its profitable industrial battery business, Northvolt Systems Industrial, by the end of the year as central to a strategy to reduce financial strain.

Northvolt seeks quick sale of industrial battery unit amid financial struggles

Nissan’s slide in sales puts its CEO Makoto Uchida in a race to stabilise the struggling automaker, which is bracing for declining sales and surging competition plus internal dissatisfaction.

Nissan CEO Uchida scrambles to revive automaker amid mounting challenges

As Europe diversifies its automotive imports away from the U.S. and Japan, Chinese automakers are bankrolling hybrid exports to Europe to exploit a loophole in European Union electric vehicle (EV) tariff policy.

Chinese automakers turn to hybrids in Europe to dodge EV tariffs

Honda Cars India has launched the third-generation Amaze compact sedan in India, marking its global debut. The vehicle will be available in three variants - V, VX and ZX - at a starting and introductory price of INR 8 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi).

Honda launches 3rd-gen Amaze compact sedan in India at INR 8 lakh

The world’s largest maker of motorcycles and scooters, Hero MotoCorp, has unveiled VIDA V2 series of electric scooters. With a focus on creating an eco-friendly mode of mobility that is stylish, practical, and highly technologically advanced, VIDA V2 has been designed to be more appealing and easy to use.

Hero MotoCorp launches VIDA V2 electric scooter series in India

U.S. automakers are struggling in the world's largest car market and General motors (GM) has announced another plan to write off over USD 5 billion in noncashing costs in connection with its ailing Chinese operations.

GM to record over USD 5 billion in charges on struggling China operations

India's largest airline IndiGo (InterGlobe Aviation Limited) has filed a trademark infringement case against Mahindra Electric Automobile Limited over the use of the term '6E' in its recently launched electric car - BE 6e.

Mahindra responds to IndiGo's trademark infringement lawsuit over '6E' branding

General Motors (GM) said Monday it will sell its stake in a nearly finished battery plant in Lansing, Michigan, to LG Energy Solution, its partner. GM’s move reflects its ongoing market recalibration of the electric vehicle (EV) strategy.

GM to sell stake in Michigan battery plant to LG Energy solution

Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares resigned abruptly Sunday, after criticising his pricing strategy that alienated cost conscious consumers and hurt the automaker's position in its key European market.

Stellantis CEO Tavares resigns amid pricing strategy criticism and market share decline

Tensions between labor unions and VW management are deepening, with workers at nine VW plants across Germany stopping production on Monday for two hour strike. Walkouts, called by IG Metall, represent an escalation in standoff on proposed cost cutting measures including a 10 per cent pay cut and potential plant closures.

Volkswagen workers strike at nine German plants amid escalating dispute

Despite a vote by Tesla shareholders in June to reinstate his USD 56 billion compensation package, a Delaware court gave Tesla CEO Elon Musk another defeat Thursday, again ruling against the award of the payment to him.

Delaware Judge rejects Musk's USD 56 billion Tesla pay package again

Australian government names Tesla Chair Robyn Denholm to lead critical review of the nation's research and development (R&D) performance. The idea is to develop a more cohesive and concentrated R&D, along with the alliance between research establishments and the industry for economic enchancment.

Australia appoints Tesla chair Robyn Denholm to lead R&D review

Workers at nine Volkswagen plants across Germany will strike on Monday, halting production, as their tensions escalate with the automaker over wage cuts and possible plant closures.

Volkswagen faces strikes at nine German plants amid labour dispute

Stellantis' CEO, Carlos Tavares, stepped down abruptly on Sunday, only two months after the automaker warned of a loss due to weak U.S. sales. The resignation, unexpected and bound to have a dramatic impact on the shares of the world's fourth largest carmaker, is a turning point for the company.

Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares resigns amid tumbling U.S. sales

Volkswagen said Wednesday it will sell its Xinjiang operations in China, following years of pressure from rights groups and investors concerned about human rights abuses against the Uyghurs.

Volkswagen exits Xinjiang amid rights concerns, extends SAIC partnership

A French government source announced that the country is significantly scaling back subsidies for electric vehicle (EV) purchases as it tries to reduce a growing budget deficit.

France cuts electric car subsidies amid budget constraints

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