Trump says China can build cars in US despite Congress policy push
However, the Republican has put one condition: Chinese automakers should not build cars in Mexico and ship them to the United States...
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No US trade deal without Canadian auto sector, Ottawa says amid trade war
The trade deal that fell apart would have cut the top-line tariff rate on Canadian cars and light-duty trucks from 25% to 15%...
Iran effect looms on Toyota as automaker records sales slump
Despite weathering the Iran war better than its global peers, Toyota still witnessed more than 90% export slump in the Middle East...
South Africa’s used car market heats up
Double-digit increase in sales in January 2026 gave indications of a sustained demand for second-hand cars in South Africa...
Toyota, Ford lead South Africa’s booming used car sales: AutoTrader data
The Suzuki Swift moved ahead of the Toyota Fortuner in overall rankings, with 794 units sold and year-on-year growth of nearly 25%...
Nvidia’s vision: Chips for a robotic world
What is Nvidia’s game plan for robotics? In short, to offer a full technology stack akin to its automotive approach...
Start-up of the Week: May Mobility redefines AV industry with game-changing MPDM tech
Backed by strategic partnerships with industry leaders, including Toyota and NTT, May Mobility is disrupting the autonomous vehicle industry with one of the most practical vehicle offerings available...
IF Insights: All you need to know about Honda-Nissan merger talks
Honda, which has a market capitalisation of more than USD 40 billion, roughly four times that of Nissan, will appoint the majority of the company's board...
Through USD 2.4 billion package, Japan eyes breaking China’s EV battery monopoly
Japan has been seen as one of the biggest laggards as the industry shifts to all-electric...
IF Insights: Despite strong sales data, challenges still aplenty for American electric vehicles sector
The price difference between internal combustion engines operating on fossil fuels and electric vehicles has shrunk so quickly that upfront sales prices are hardly different...