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Sunday, December 15, 2024

Nissan's hybrid disconnect just tip of troubles for embattled Japanese carmaker

After missing the U.S. hybrid boom, Nissan is under siege by financial problems. Free cash flow is dwindling. A massive bond repayment of ¥570.55 billion ($3.8 billion) is due in the fiscal year starting in April. The company's bond ratings hover just above junk status. And the stock price has tumbled 35 percent this year to its lowest since 2020.

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GM, exiting robotaxis, refocuses in name of efficiency

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Carlos Tavares says 'amicable' Stellantis exit was due to disagreements on strategy

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U.S. light-vehicle sales by nameplate, Nov. & YTD 2024

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New tariffs would significantly disrupt US auto industry

According to S&P Global Mobility, nearly 25% of vehicles sold in the US is imported from Canada or Mexico. If new tariffs are imposed by an incoming administration, those vehicles will be exposed.

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Q&A: Expert tips on getting EV infrastructure right the first time

Retooling car dealerships so they can handle the demands of electric vehicles (EVs) is an expensive and complicated endeavor. As such, getting infrastructure installations right the first time is critical to avoiding expensive upgrades or equipment relocations – and keeping customers happy. Sam DiNello, the Chief Executive Officer of Future Energy,

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