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J.D. Power sale contemplated by parent company for $8 billion, report says

 
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Ford calls most salaried workers back to the office 3 days per week

 
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2023 Sees Surge in U.S. Consumer Automotive Brand Loyalty: Insights from LexisNexis Risk Solutions Study

LexisNexis® Risk Solutions covers a 2023 study showing increased U.S. automotive brand loyalty based on sales and ownership data analysis. 

 
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Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares dismisses special U.S. tariffs against Chinese EVs

 
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Navigating site selection challenges for your EV-related business

Selecting the right location for a business that’s a supplier for electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers can be complicated. There are numerous things to consider, including electricity supply, access to a skilled-labor pool, potential conflicts with community opponents and gathering sufficient due-diligence intel.

 
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Ford slashes price of 2023 Mustang Mach-E after sales plunge

 
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Toyota to pay strapped Japan suppliers more to finance better working conditions

 
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Toyota prices 2024 Land Cruiser at $57,345

 
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Dana blames UAW strike for $39 million Q4 loss

 
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Visteon Q4 earnings, net income soar amid tax credit

 
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After EV price cuts, cheaper batteries could be just what automakers need

 
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