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Ford has idled one of its $7B EV battery plants in Kentucky and will share the active site with Nissan, amid slowing EV demand, rising costs, and a looming $2.5B tariff hit.

Experts highlight the overvalued nature of Tesla shares as CEO, Elon Musk, defends the company's growth, citing stock prices.

Honda Motor will prioritize hybrids; it plans to launch 13 new hybrid models globally between 2027 and 2031.

Nissan has canceled plans for a $1.1B EV battery plant in Japan due to weak performance. It also announced a record net loss and plans for restructuring.

The latest data comes as Japanese automakers recalibrate strategies to soften the impact of Trump's tariffs.

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GM will continue producing Ultium architecture-based EVs in Mexico despite Trump's auto tariffs, GM Mexico EV head of operations says.

One auto giant plans to hike prices while the other wants to boost U.S. output.

In a surprise move on Wednesday morning, Trump announced on Truth Social that he would join the meeting and expand the agenda to include military cost-sharing and what he called “trade fairness.”

A Honda spokesperson told Bloomberg that the decision was based on external factors, including the Trump administration’s tariffs.

A market analyst says the stock could rally to ₹677 or ₹793 if momentum holds, though weakness below ₹500 could trigger downside.

EV sector in US sees strong growth with 10% YoY increase in Q1 2025. Tesla still dominates with 43.5% sales share, followed by GM and Ford.

Foxconn is looking to partner with Japanese automakers to form an alliance. It plans to launch EVs and is finalizing a deal with Mitsubishi.

Honda Motor has established a Space Development Division in the U.S., advancing its mission to innovate space tech. With support from its Japan-based R&D team, Honda aims to deploy a regenerative fuel cell system designed for lunar use.

Auto stocks drop as Trump shrugs off concerns over car prices following announcement of new tariffs on imports. Concerns over supply chains & demand.

President Trump remains undeterred in the face of potential price hikes in the auto industry in response to his new tariffs on foreign-made vehicles.

Complainants alleged that the engine failed to restart on its own after coming to a complete stop at a traffic signal or road intersection with the auto start/stop function engaged.

Shares of Asian automakers declined following US President Donald Trump’s announcement of new tariffs on cars not manufactured in the country.