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Honda is not giving up on manual transmissions, even as demand continues to fall

Honda is not giving up on manual transmissions, even as demand continues to fall

Enthusiast models will remain the main carriers of manual transmissions

BMW Delivers 2 Million EVs to Customers: Europe's Share Grows by 38%, US Moves in the Opposite Direction

BMW Delivers 2 Million EVs to Customers: Europe's Share Grows by 38%, US Moves in the Opposite Direction

The company has reached a significant milestone in fully electric vehicle sales

Jeep Returns to China with EVs: Local Tech to Help Brand Go Global

Jeep Returns to China with EVs: Local Tech to Help Brand Go Global

Stellantis restarts production in the Middle Kingdom, but now with a fundamentally different goal

Hyundai wants to export American-made pickups: US plant could become a base for global supplies

Hyundai wants to export American-made pickups: US plant could become a base for global supplies

The company is considering sending future body-on-frame trucks from New World production to other markets

Dreame closed its automotive project: a supercar with 0.9-second acceleration turned out to be an unfulfilled dream

Dreame closed its automotive project: a supercar with 0.9-second acceleration turned out to be an unfulfilled dream

Ambitious plans for a car with a 450 Wh/kg solid-state battery and rocket boosters did not materialize

Chinese automakers released 542 new models in five months - the market can no longer keep up with new products

Chinese automakers released 542 new models in five months - the market can no longer keep up with new products

New cars appear almost every day, and even large companies admit that such a pace is becoming a problem

CATL acquires China's largest truck battery swap network: 1,600 stations now under one player

CATL acquires China's largest truck battery swap network: 1,600 stations now under one player

The Chinese battery giant buys 24.87% of Qiyuan Green Power and merges two heavy-duty truck battery swap technologies

Automakers are putting humanoid robots on the assembly line - but humans are still faster for now

Automakers are putting humanoid robots on the assembly line - but humans are still faster for now

BMW, Hyundai, Mercedes, and Tesla are already testing humanoids, but robots are still far from fully replacing workers

Why Lada Vesta is cheaper in Belarus than in Russia

Why Lada Vesta is cheaper in Belarus than in Russia

Price comparison shows that the problem is much more complex than a single price list

Volkswagen calls profit targets "fantasy": union demands strategy review

Volkswagen calls profit targets "fantasy": union demands strategy review

The company aims to achieve an operating margin of 8-10% by 2030, despite the current figure being almost half that

No boring cars: Toyota GR GT is unprofitable, but the company still produces it for one purpose

No boring cars: Toyota GR GT is unprofitable, but the company still produces it for one purpose

The company expects to recoup the project in a different way - through technology, motorsport, and brand image

Cadillac F1 not for sale: team denies rumors

Cadillac F1 not for sale: team denies rumors

Talks about this emerged after financial reshuffles around team owner Mark Walter

Nissan abandons its own bank for savings: automaker cuts billions in costs

Nissan abandons its own bank for savings: automaker cuts billions in costs

Financial expansion proved too expensive for the current recovery phase