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Stellantis pauses production of electric Fiat 500 due to poor demand
Global slowdown in EV sales leads Stellantis to pause making electric Fiat 500, while its Mirafiori plant waits for production to begin on...
China warns carmakers of risks in building plants overseas, sources say
As EV makers plan global factories to beat import tariffs, China's commerce ministry advises against certain countries.
Stellantis to invest over $406 million in Michigan plants in EV, hybrid push
Stellantis invests in US plants to develop a shared platform for electric and hybrid vehicles.
Mercedes teams up with Factorial to develop solid-state batteries
Reducing fire risks and increasing energy density, solid-state EV batteries should be on the road in 2026, say companies after joining forces.
Analysis: Hybrid cars throw lifeline to platinum metals
As consumers increasingly turn to hybrid cars over pure EVs, the exhaust-cleaning platinum metals rise above the expected drop in demand.
China, price cuts and costs: The fuel driving Volkswagen’s crisis
Volkswagen warns of accelerating competition from China, cutting its cost-cutting timeline and considering plant closures.
Stellantis to invest $385 million in Argentine plant
Automaker Stellantis will invest $385 million in its plant in the province of Cordoba, Argentina, between 2025 and 2030
GM to launch its first ethanol-capable hybrid-flex vehicles in Brazil
General Motors saidit would begin producing its first-ever hybrid-flex vehicles that can run on 100% ethanol or gasoline alongside their batteries in Brazil.
Stellantis names new head of Jeep North America, makes other executive changes
Stellantis names Bob Broderdorf as head of Jeep North America, overseeing strategy and marketing for the brand’s electrified future.
EV firm Polestar taps former Stellantis finance executive as CFO
Jean-Francois Mady appointed CFO of Polestar as the EV maker faces tussle over EU tariffs and stiff competition.
