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Continental to Close Contitech Plants, 580 Job Losses in Germany
Continental is closing multiple Contitech plants across four German states, impacting 580 jobs (58 in Saxony) due to declining demand in the automotive and brown coal sectors, with plans to consolidate operations and relocate production lines.
Continental to Close Contitech Plants, 580 Job Losses in Germany
Continental is closing multiple Contitech plants across four German states, impacting 580 jobs (58 in Saxony) due to declining demand in the automotive and brown coal sectors, with plans to consolidate operations and relocate production lines.
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40% Bias Score


American Axle to Acquire Dowlais for £1.2bn
American Axle & Manufacturing will acquire British car parts maker Dowlais for £1.2bn, the largest US takeover of a UK company this year, amid increased transatlantic M&A activity and the automotive industry's shift to electric vehicles.
American Axle to Acquire Dowlais for £1.2bn
American Axle & Manufacturing will acquire British car parts maker Dowlais for £1.2bn, the largest US takeover of a UK company this year, amid increased transatlantic M&A activity and the automotive industry's shift to electric vehicles.
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44% Bias Score


East German Textile Industry Faces 10% Revenue Drop Amidst Economic Headwinds
The East German textile industry, employing 14,500 in Saxony-Thuringia, suffered a 10% revenue drop in 2023 due to high energy costs, bureaucracy, and reduced automotive production, leading to six insolvencies; however, companies like Otex, producing technical textiles, plan further investments.
East German Textile Industry Faces 10% Revenue Drop Amidst Economic Headwinds
The East German textile industry, employing 14,500 in Saxony-Thuringia, suffered a 10% revenue drop in 2023 due to high energy costs, bureaucracy, and reduced automotive production, leading to six insolvencies; however, companies like Otex, producing technical textiles, plan further investments.
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40% Bias Score


EU Suppliers Demand Local Content Rules to Counter Chinese EV Competition
Facing a slump in EV demand and competition from China, a coalition of European automotive suppliers is urging the EU to implement "minimum local content" rules, similar to the USMCA's 75 percent requirement, to safeguard jobs and the industry's future, though this is opposed by some.
EU Suppliers Demand Local Content Rules to Counter Chinese EV Competition
Facing a slump in EV demand and competition from China, a coalition of European automotive suppliers is urging the EU to implement "minimum local content" rules, similar to the USMCA's 75 percent requirement, to safeguard jobs and the industry's future, though this is opposed by some.
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52% Bias Score


China Unveils New Policies to Boost Dominant NEV Sector
China plans to boost its leading new energy vehicle (NEV) sector through various policies, including promoting battery swapping, electrifying public transport, optimizing the dual-credit policy, and investing in R&D, aiming to maintain its dominant global position with sales reaching 1.29 million un...
China Unveils New Policies to Boost Dominant NEV Sector
China plans to boost its leading new energy vehicle (NEV) sector through various policies, including promoting battery swapping, electrifying public transport, optimizing the dual-credit policy, and investing in R&D, aiming to maintain its dominant global position with sales reaching 1.29 million un...
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36% Bias Score


French Ministers Urge EU to Adjust Auto CO2 Emission Standards
Three French ministers—of Ecological Transition, Industry, and Europe—are urging the European Commission to adjust its CO2 emission standards for automakers, warning that current regulations risk €15 billion in penalties in 2025 and harming the European automotive industry.
French Ministers Urge EU to Adjust Auto CO2 Emission Standards
Three French ministers—of Ecological Transition, Industry, and Europe—are urging the European Commission to adjust its CO2 emission standards for automakers, warning that current regulations risk €15 billion in penalties in 2025 and harming the European automotive industry.
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EU CO2 Rules Spur Affordable Electric Vehicle Boom
New EU regulations impose CO2 penalties on automakers, prompting a surge in affordable electric vehicle production, benefiting consumers while reshaping the automotive market. Five key 2025 models include the Fiat Grande Panda EV (starting at €24,990), Renault R4 EV, Hyundai Inster EV (from €24,900)...

EU CO2 Rules Spur Affordable Electric Vehicle Boom
New EU regulations impose CO2 penalties on automakers, prompting a surge in affordable electric vehicle production, benefiting consumers while reshaping the automotive market. Five key 2025 models include the Fiat Grande Panda EV (starting at €24,990), Renault R4 EV, Hyundai Inster EV (from €24,900)...
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44% Bias Score

American Axle to Acquire Dowlais Group for \$1.44 Billion
American Axle & Manufacturing is buying the U.K.'s Dowlais Group for \$1.44 billion in cash and stock, resulting in Dowlais leaving the London Stock Exchange; American Axle will own 51% of the combined company, generating \$12 billion in annual revenue and \$300 million in savings.

American Axle to Acquire Dowlais Group for \$1.44 Billion
American Axle & Manufacturing is buying the U.K.'s Dowlais Group for \$1.44 billion in cash and stock, resulting in Dowlais leaving the London Stock Exchange; American Axle will own 51% of the combined company, generating \$12 billion in annual revenue and \$300 million in savings.
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36% Bias Score

BYD's Shark Pickup Truck Challenges Global Automakers
BYD's new Shark pickup truck, a midsize plug-in hybrid, is challenging established automakers with its design similarities to Ford and GM models and competitive pricing, resulting in over 10,000 units exported in 2024 and prompting responses from Ford and Toyota.

BYD's Shark Pickup Truck Challenges Global Automakers
BYD's new Shark pickup truck, a midsize plug-in hybrid, is challenging established automakers with its design similarities to Ford and GM models and competitive pricing, resulting in over 10,000 units exported in 2024 and prompting responses from Ford and Toyota.
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60% Bias Score

GM Exceeds Q4 Expectations, but Faces Tariff Uncertainty
GM exceeded fourth-quarter 2024 expectations and projected 2025 net income of \$11.2-billion to \$12.5-billion, but faces uncertainty due to potential tariffs on materials critical to auto manufacturing and ongoing challenges in its EV transition and China operations.

GM Exceeds Q4 Expectations, but Faces Tariff Uncertainty
GM exceeded fourth-quarter 2024 expectations and projected 2025 net income of \$11.2-billion to \$12.5-billion, but faces uncertainty due to potential tariffs on materials critical to auto manufacturing and ongoing challenges in its EV transition and China operations.
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48% Bias Score

Global BEV Sales Rise 14.3% in 2024, but German Market Contracts Sharply
Global sales of battery electric vehicles (BEVs) reached over 10.4 million units in 2024, a 14.3% increase from 2023, led by China (6.7 million units), while Germany's market contracted by 27% due to the end of purchase incentives, dropping to fourth place behind the UK.

Global BEV Sales Rise 14.3% in 2024, but German Market Contracts Sharply
Global sales of battery electric vehicles (BEVs) reached over 10.4 million units in 2024, a 14.3% increase from 2023, led by China (6.7 million units), while Germany's market contracted by 27% due to the end of purchase incentives, dropping to fourth place behind the UK.
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44% Bias Score

Mitsubishi Motors Considers Bypassing Nissan-Honda Merger
Mitsubishi Motors is considering opting out of the planned merger between Nissan and Honda, citing concerns over management control and the uncertain synergistic effects of a three-way consolidation amid the auto industry's technological shift towards electric vehicles and software; the decision fol...

Mitsubishi Motors Considers Bypassing Nissan-Honda Merger
Mitsubishi Motors is considering opting out of the planned merger between Nissan and Honda, citing concerns over management control and the uncertain synergistic effects of a three-way consolidation amid the auto industry's technological shift towards electric vehicles and software; the decision fol...
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36% Bias Score
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