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Toyota Wants to Use Its New Gas Engines for Everything

Toyota is adamant that the internal combustion engine still has a bright future despite the rise of electric vehicles. The world’s largest carmaker has reaffirmed its long-term commitment to ICE by partnering with fellow Japanese brands Subaru and Mazda on a new family of gas engines. Smaller and lighter four-cylinder…

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Jaguar's New Boss: There's Been an 'Exciting Response' to the Rebrand

Jaguar Land Rover CEO Adrian Mardell is stepping down after just three years in the role, with Tata Motors' current CFO set to take his place. Starting in November, PB Balaji will assume the reins and lead Jaguar’s contentious rebranding push. The soon-to-be chief has already defended the brand’s "Copy…

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Gas-Guzzlers Are Back, America. But For How Long?

Tariffs hammer Honda, while changes in regulations allow manufacturers to go back to building big ICE trucks and SUVs.

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Nissan Is In Financial Trouble. Now It May Lose an Important Part of its Manufacturing History

Nissan’s situation is dire, and its new CEO is implementing drastic measures to turn around the company’s fortunes. Last week, the automaker announced it would close its Oppama Plant in Japan by March 2028. It’s one of seven Nissan plants to close, and the other six could include two factories…

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The Auto Industry Can’t Catch A Break—And It’s Only Getting Worse

For the American auto industry, tariffs are in, the electric-vehicle tax credit is out, regulations are weird, and car prices are all over the map. Here's what we know.

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Ford Just Issued Its 90th Recall This Year. It'll Cost the Brand Half a Billion Dollars

Ford on Wednesday issued a recall for 694,271 vehicles over potentially leaking fuel injectors. The recall covers 2021-2024 Bronco Sport and 2020-2022 Escape models equipped with Ford's 1.5-liter three-cylinder engine, and supersedes two previous recalls that attempted to address the issue. Per Reuters (via Automotive News), Ford says the recall will cost…

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Scout Motors Slams Car Dealers: 'Burdensome Restrictions'

Today on Critical Materials: Scout calls dealers a burdensome restriction, Tesla Robotaxi expansion is wild and NHTSA pick wants to accelerate self-driving.

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Kia Lost Millions To Hail In 2023. Its New Protection System Is A Solar Plant

With 17,000 solar panels, Kia’s now-protected car park in Georgia will output up to 13 MW of power.

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Nissan’s EV Strategy Hits Another Roadblock

Today on Critical Materials: Nissan delays pair of EV crossovers, Tesla's China problem is Tesla, and Kia's new homework is an uber-cheap city car.

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Surprise EV Tax Credit Deadline May Hit Buyers Harder Than Expected

If the Big Beautiful Bill passes, the EV tax credit would end on Sept. 30. Start making plans now to figure out your next new or used electric vehicle purchase.

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Lotus Might Build Cars at Volvo Factory In America

Over the weekend, multiple reports emerged suggesting Lotus might shut down its historic Norfolk plant and cease car production in the United Kingdom. However, those rumors have since been denied: “Lotus Cars is continuing normal operations, and there are no plans to close the factory.” The statement followed reports from…

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Stellantis Boss Tells Employees to Stop Describing Themselves as Former FCA or PSA Workers

After four tumultuous years at the helm of Stellantis, Carlos Tavares unexpectedly stepped down last December, despite having another year left on his contract. The company took about six months to find a replacement, ultimately appointing Antonio Filosa late last month to lead the automotive conglomerate and its 14 car…

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Toyota's Prices Are Going Up

In the market for a new Toyota? Better get to the dealership soon. Toyota will begin hiking prices for its vehicles by an average of $270 beginning in July.

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America Has Also Chickened Out Of The Global EV Race

EVs are still headed for their best year ever, with or without America. Meanwhile, the new Nissan Leaf is aimed at ICE car buyers.

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The EV Tax Credit Could Be Dead In Just 180 Days

Today on Critical Materials: EV tax credit could be axed in as few as 180 days, tariffs move up car buying, and China's cash-starved EV industry is in trouble.

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Tesla leads U.S. sales of EVs lower in April, marking the first annual drop in over a year

With a share of 40%, even the slightest weakness at Elon Musk’s company has a disproportionate effect on overall monthly EV sales.

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U.S. EV Sales Slowed For The First Time In April. Here's Why

We also discuss why thousands of American jobs in Republican states are on the line and how the rest of the world is running away with EVs.

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Tesla's Robotaxi Dreams Hinge On One Huge Mystery

How will Tesla's Robotaxi teleoperators really work? That question looms over a June 22 Robotaxi service launch in Austin.

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Car Shipments to the US Have Fallen Off a Cliff. Guess Why

Sea-based car shipments to the United States fell off a cliff in May, down over 70 percent versus the same time last year, according to Automotive News. Citing trade database Descartes Datamyne, the report claims there were nearly 10,000 fewer vehicles imported via ocean ports.

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Stellantis Will 'Experiment' With Chrysler to Fill The Gaps

When it comes to products, Chrysler currently offers the least among the 14 brands under the Stellantis corporate umbrella. It’s now essentially a minivan brand, selling only the Pacifica/Voyager. Heck, even Lancia, another troubled automaker within the conglomerate, has a second product scheduled for 2026. So, how does the struggling…

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For Tesla, The Musk-Trump Divorce Comes At The Worst Time

We also discuss why automakers are not blaming tariffs for price increases and the impact of China's export restrictions on rare earth materials.

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'Lowest In Decades': Carmakers Pull Back On New Models, Especially EVs

Today on Critical Materials: Automakers pull back EVs, dealerships beg automakers to stop sending them an overflow of EVs and Xiaomi SU7 waitlist is a year long

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Electric Pickup Trucks Just Aren't Taking Off

Also, Nio cuts costs to get profitable while Toyota invests in itself for the long run.

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Carlos Tavares: I Could've Done 'Tons of Things' Differently

In hindsight, past mistakes often become much clearer. However, Carlos Tavares denies being fired after clashing with people within Stellantis. Instead, he chose to leave on his terms following what he described as a “very mature” conversation with chairman John Elkann, who also holds the same role at Ferrari. Tavares,…

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Public EV Charging Is Finally Getting Better

After years of declining public EV charging reliability, the first quarter of 2025 brings good news. Let's just hope it's not a fluke.

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