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Nissan plans to expand its global NISMO lineup from five models to 10 by 2028.
The move supports a broader turnaround strategy focused on motorsports and performance...
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Waymo’s service pause highlights how infrastructure failures can disrupt fully driverless systems, even as robotaxi deployments expand.
The incident underscores regulatory and operational contrasts between Waymo’s driverless...
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Tobias Hartmann will become CEO of Cars Commerce on Jan. 15, 2026, succeeding longtime leader Alex Vetter.
Hartmann brings more than 25 years of global marketplace and...
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Canada-US sectoral tariff talks are paused, with negotiations likely deferred to the next USMCA review.
Key disputes include steel, aluminum, forest products, dairy, and digital taxes, affecting...
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A federal monitor found evidence of retaliation, falsified allegations and deleted text messages involving senior UAW officials.
The UAW reinstated key department leaders, disciplined staff and changed...
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Toyota will export U.S.-produced Camry, Highlander, and Tundra models to Japan starting in 2026.
The move is part of Toyota’s strategy to influence U.S.-Japan trade relations and...
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CarMax’s comparable used-vehicle sales fell 9% in Q3, exceeding analyst expectations.
The company will accept lower margins and increase marketing to attract buyers.
Competition from online rivals,...
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The U.S. and Japan held the first formal meeting to evaluate projects under their $550 billion investment agreement.
Project recommendations will flow to an investment committee, with...
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Ford is scaling back its EV strategy, terminating a $6.5 billion battery deal and canceling multiple EV models amid shifting demand and policy conditions.
Battery suppliers are...
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Mercedes is tightening executive control as CEO Ola Källenius doubles down on a luxury-led strategy ahead of a make-or-break 2026.
AMG performance is offsetting EV softness, with...