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Tesla halts driving-assistance software trial in China, pending approval

Tesla said it would release its smart driving-assistance feature in China after completing regulatory approval.

VW says $1B tax bill ‘life or death’ for its India business

Skoda Auto Volkswagen India faces allegations that it misclassified component imports of some Audi, VW and Skoda cars to evade higher tariffs.

Ford China partner Changan to start EV sales in Europe

Changan also plans to build a sales and services network across Europe, with more than 1,000 dealerships.

Stellantis, Leapmotor said to favor Spain for B10 electric SUV production

The two companies have been looking for a site in Europe to build the electric SUV. Spain is now the top candidate after Stellantis factories in Germany and Poland were ruled out.

Xiaomi recruits BMW executives for European EV research center

Xiaomi has hired former BMW executives to work at its planned research and development center in Munich, Germany.

Three charged in arson attacks at Tesla dealerships, charging stations

Attorney General Pamela Bondi said on March 20 three people have been charged in connection with arson incidents at Tesla dealerships and charging stations.

GM, Hyundai in talks to share pickups and electric vans in North America, report says

Such arrangements could kick off a broader partnership as the companies, two of the world’s largest automakers, hold wide-ranging discussions, Reuters reported.

FTC firings could put consumer rulings in legal limbo

President Donald Trump’s firing of two commissioners at the Federal Trade Commission puts the U.S. consumer protection in uncharted waters, its actions are in legal limbo until courts clarify the status of the fired commissioners, experts said.

Tesla to recall about 46,000 Cybertrucks in U.S. for exterior panels that can fall off

The recall is over issues with a stainless-steel exterior trim panel that can delaminate and detach from the vehicle, NHTSA said.

Lamborghini sees tariff threat to U.S. volumes after strong 2024 results

The sports-car maker said it has an order book covering 18 months and it aims to achieve "controlled growth," but potential U.S. tariffs could add further uncertainty to an already contracting luxury market.

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