The U.S. cuts tariffs on vehicles made in Europe to 15%, Britain is considering propping up auto suppliers as Jaguar-Land Rover struggles to come back online.
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Read MorePorsche rethinks its EV transition while Stellantis credits new battery tech for potentially accelerating its electric switchover.
Read MoreMaserati says it's done with the idea of going all electric, Subaru says goodbye to Legacy production in the U.S., and more.
Read MoreAmericans are drowning in an absurd amount of vehicle debt, Nissan says goodbye to the Ariya in the U.S., and more.
Read MoreEV registrations take a big jump ahead of the death of the $7,500 vehicle tax credit, Rivian finally breaks ground on its Georgia plant, and more.
Read MoreWe're looking at Ford's low EV demand in Europe, as well as Nissan's struggles to meet demand for EVs in Japan.
Read MoreWe're looking at the conditions in which the South Korean Hyundai workers were held, as well as Stellantis' new pro-V8, anti-EV stance.
Read MoreWe're looking at the latest big cargo ship to get stuck, as well as the fallout from Immigration and Customs Enforcement's raid on the Hyundai-LG plant.
Read MoreWe're looking at the Trump administrations offer to South Korean Hyundai workers, as well as Tesla's plummeting brand loyalty.
Read MoreIn this morning's edition, we're looking at the distressed state of European automakers, as well as Americans' preference for gasoline.
Read MoreTariffs were meant to bring production back to the U.S., but not everyone seems to have got the memo.
Read MoreWe're looking at the fallout from ICE's raid at Hyundai's Georgia factory-to-be, as well as Volkswagen's headstrong attempts to push through the same threat.
Read MoreTesla CEO Elon Musk is offered an unprecedented pay package, President Trump signs an order to lower tariffs on Japanese-made vehicles and more.
Read MoreStruggles in EV land, tariff confusion, and signs even Chinese behemoths may have misread the future. It's all looking ominous in today's Morning Shift.
Read MoreWe're looking at Tesla's inauspicious start in India, as well as Acura's all-crossover future. We'll also look at how Hyundai is succeeding in the U.S. market.
Read MoreIn this morning's edition, Nissan's EV plans are in for a bumpy ride in the U.S., Tesla can't get a win in Europe, Audi is feeling good about where it's headed.
Read MoreTesla's Full Self-Driving system may not be the PR win Elon Musk wants it to be, the EU capitulates to the U.S. in the hopes of bringing auto tariffs down.
Read MoreIf everyone who insisted they'd buy a back-to-basics Defender style SUV actually went through with it, would Ineos be having these problems?
Read MoreWe're looking at Porsche's push for a new CEO, as well as EU automakers' complaints that building green vehicles is just too hard.
Read MoreWe're looking at how much Tesla spent to not settle a court case, as well as Stellantis' seemingly slowing down self-driving plans.
Read MoreWe're looking at an investigation into the proposed U.S./EU trade deal that could give us European-spec cars, as well as a Honda engine failure investigation.
Read MoreTesla's most expensive Cybertruck is getting a price hike, Audi is raising prices across the board thanks to tariffs.
Read MoreFrom Dieselgate shame to EV sales success, who would've predicted Volkswagen could overtake Tesla?
Read MoreAfter years of promising true autonomous driving is just a software update away, will Tesla's Autopilot journey finally end up in a courtroom?
Read MoreCan a stretched Model Y turn around Tesla's fortunes in China, or is bigger not automatically better?
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