Automotive Technologies


2024-12-18

[News] Honda-Nissan Merger Talks Reportedly Spurred by Concerns over Foxconn’s Potential Acquisition

Automotive Technologies

Japanese automobile giants Honda and Nissan are reportedly undergoing merger talks amid rising competition in the Chinese market. However, a Nikkei report reveals that the move may also be prompted by a potential acquisition by Taiwan’s Foxconn, a situation which both companies would rather avoid....

2024-12-18

[News] Honda and Nissan Reportedly Enter Merger Talks Amid Rising EV Competition from China

Automotive Technologies

According to a report by Central News Agency, citing Nikkei, Japanese automakers Honda Motor and Nissan Motor are reportedly discussing a potential merger. The Nikkei report highlights that the two companies aim to combine their resources to enhance their competitiveness against Tesla and Chinese EV...

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2024-12-17

[News] Trump Plans to Overturn Biden’s EV Policies and Impose Tariffs on Battery Materials

Automotive Technologies

The U.S. President-elect Donald Trump is set to take office soon. According to a report from Commercial Times, citing Reuters, his transition team is reportedly planning to cut electric vehicle subsidies and impose tariffs on battery materials to boost domestic production and reduce reliance on auto...

2024-12-17

[News] NVIDIA’s Thor Smart Driving Chip Rumored to Suffer Delays, Causing China’s Xpeng to Hesitate

Automotive Technologies

NVIDIA might face the risk of losing key customers as delays plague its next-gen smart driving chip, Thor. According to a report from 36Kr, China’s electric vehicle giant Xpeng is considering shelving its plans to integrate the chip, as the US chip giant is said to postpone Thor’s mass productio...

2024-12-06

[News] China’s Automotive Chip Localization Ratio Reportedly to Hit 15% by Year-End amid U.S. Reliance

Automotive Technologies

Following the latest U.S. chip export curbs, which adds 140 Chinese entities to the restriction list, the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM) has made its stance. According to CnEVPost, the association highlighted that U.S. automotive chips are no longer dependable or secure, urging...

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