Regulation & Safety

NHTSA ends probe into 1.7 million Honda vehicles for power loss

July 24, 2024 05:02 PM

Top U.S. auto safety regulators are closing an investigation into about 1.7 million Honda Motor Co. vehicles over a loss of power.

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GM net income declines as tariffs spoil 2025 guidance

First-quarter net income slipped 6.6 percent to $2.8 billion, while revenue rose 2.3 percent to $44 billion.

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GM net income declines as tariffs spoil 2025 guidance

Trump to reduce impact of auto tariffs, U.S. Commerce secretary says

Trump to reduce impact of auto tariffs, U.S. Commerce secretary says

Valeo, American Axle tangle in $25M lawsuit after Stellantis cancels Ram electric heavy-duty truck

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