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Chinese electric vehicles are making inroads in America. Experts are worried

Tesla lost its crown as the world’s bestselling electric vehicle maker last year

The Independent UK

Ford walks back EV ambitions amid falling demand and hostile politics

The company will focus on making hybrid and gas-powered vehicles, as well as smaller, more affordable EV models.

Euronews

Ford scraps fully-electric F-150 Lightning as mounting losses and falling demand hits EV plans

Ford Motor Co. is pivoting away from its once-ambitious electric vehicle plans amid financial losses and waning consumer demand for the vehicles

The Independent UK

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The EV Tax Credit Is Dead. 5 Predictions For What Happens Next

The federal EV tax credit supported clean car sales for years. What happens to America's electric car market now that it's gone?

InsideEVs

The New Model Y Isn't Saving Tesla

Sales of Tesla's most popular EV actually fell from last year despite the introduction of an updated model. That's not a good sign.

InsideEVs

Here's Why There Are So Few EVs For Sale In America Right Now

There are too many moving pieces in the electric vehicle puzzle right now. Affordable EVs are allegedly on their way, as several automakers have promised. But tariffs, of course, got here first. Now there’s a real possibility that those low-cost EVs may not end up reaching their price targets.

InsideEVs

Donald Trump to offer automakers some relief on his 25% tariffs

President Donald Trump signed executive orders on Tuesday to relax some of his 25% tariffs on automobiles and auto parts, the White House said, a significant reversal as the import taxes threatened to hurt domestic manufacturers.

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Why Excess Production Capacity Isn’t A Solution For Tariffs

Nearly a quarter of U.S. auto manufacturing capacity sat idle at the end of last year. But firing up that extra space isn’t so easy. Some automakers have more flexibility than others and many affordable EVs and gas cars built abroad can’t just be made in the U.S. without losing…

InsideEVs

Why 2025 May Be The Auto Industry's Most 'Consequential Year' Yet

Most people who just drive their cars every day or buy a new one every decade or so never see this, but the automotive industry works off a global rules-based order. Safety regulations tell the car companies what they can and cannot build; the same is true for emissions regulations.…

InsideEVs

Trump’s auto tariffs could help China’s carmakers, experts say

Trump’s 25 percent tariff could ‘level the playing field’ for Chinese brands insulated from the US market, analyst say.

Al Jazeera

Trump's latest auto tariffs explained: What car buyers should know this year

President Donald Trump’s 25% tariffs on autos not made in the U.S. and certain auto parts will send ripple effects through an industry that is already being pummeled by steel and aluminum import duties and on-again, off-again 25% levies on Canada and Mexico

The Independent UK

Who will Trump’s 25% auto tariffs hurt the most?

Trump will levy duties of 25 percent on all imports of fully assembled vehicles from April 3

The Independent UK

Trump steel, aluminum imports likely to drive up car costs, industry leaders say

President Donald Trump's tariffs on steel imports this week are likely to wreak havoc on American auto manufacturing, industry leaders say

The Independent UK

Subaru Thinks It Found A Golden Ticket

The smaller the car company, the more conservative the approach to electrification—that seems to be the theme, anyway. While some automakers have pushed forward with full-on EV efforts, other automakers have been testing the waters with much more subtle efforts to understand just how customers will respond to a changing…

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The Independent UK

What a merger between Nissan and Honda means for the automakers and the industry

Japanese automakers Honda and Nissan will attempt to merge and create the world’s third-largest automaker by sales as the industry undergoes dramatic changes in its transition away from fossil fuels

Motor1

Dodge Is Bringing Back the Stealth... As an SUV

It’ll allegedly replace the Durango that’s ending production in 2027.

InsideEVs

Rivian Eyes Profit In Q4 With Upgraded EVs And Billions In Cash

California EV start-up Rivian got a major vote of confidence recently after Volkswagen decided to invest $5 billion into the company.

InsideEVs

The Fisker Bankruptcy Doesn't Mean EVs Are in Trouble. Here's Why

It's easy to think of Fisker's Chapter 11 bankruptcy as a sign of a troubled EV market. But Fisker always had plenty of its own problems.

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Volvo EX30 Faces Delay, Unclear Future Over China Tariffs

Volvo's EX30 is built in China, so 100% EV tariffs could increase its price—or its debut in the U.S. Volvo says it's working on it, but buyers claim radio silence.

InsideEVs

Forget Chinese EVs. Biden’s Tariffs Will Hit The Cheapest Tesla Model 3.

A higher tariff on EV battery imports will make Tesla’s cheapest car, the Model 3 RWD, more expensive to produce. Other EVs may be affected too.

InsideEVs

The Affordable Kia EV3 Will Be Released This Year

Kia wants to introduce six new EV models by 2026. It plans for 58% of its sales to be electrified vehicles by 2030.

InsideEVs

Tesla Delays The Affordable EV Dream

Tesla is reportedly canceling its long-promised cheaper car. What does that mean for EV shoppers on a budget?

InsideEVs

Why Ford Needed A Skunkworks Team To Create Its Low-Cost EV Platform

Creating a startup within Ford may help the automaker out-innovate Tesla and other EV newcomers.

InsideEVs

The Ford F-150 Lightning's Pullback Shows That The Rules Have Changed

The normal way the auto industry calculates supply, demand and popularity may have gone out the window.

The Independent UK

Auto workers escalate strike, walking out at Ford's largest factory and threatening Stellantis

The United Auto Workers union significantly escalated its walkout against Detroit's Three automakers by going on strike Wednesday at the largest and most profitable Ford plant in the world

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