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Could the next major player in the American automotive market arrive from China with a little help from Detroit? That’s a possibility worth considering as Chinese automaker Chery makes its Full Article »
A bill designed to keep Chinese automakers out of the U.S. market has created an unexpected problem for one of Germany’s best-known luxury brands. The bipartisan Connected Vehicle Security Act Full Article »
A bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers is pushing to make restrictions on Chinese vehicles permanent, bringing the issue back into focus as President Donald Trump hosts Chinese President Xi Jinping Full Article »
President Donald Trump says he would be open to Chinese automakers building vehicles in the United States, provided those companies put Americans to work. Speaking during an interview on Fox Full Article »
Lincoln finds itself in an interesting position heading into 2027. Just as Ford has confirmed plans to phase out imports of China-built Lincoln vehicles beginning in 2030, one of the Full Article »
Ford CEO Jim Farley is once again sounding the alarm on Chinese automakers, but this time with a more specific timeline. According to Reuters, Farley told employees during a private Full Article »
Mercedes-Benz has unexpectedly found itself caught in the middle of Washington’s latest push to restrict Chinese influence in the U.S. auto market. The Senate Commerce Committee has approved legislation that Full Article »
The U.S. auto industry is entering another major supply-chain shift, and this one reaches deep into the electronics that make modern vehicles connected. Automakers and suppliers are moving quickly to Full Article »
Nissan could soon take a major step in reshaping its electric vehicle strategy in North America, with the automaker now openly evaluating exports of Chinese-built EVs to Canada. The move Full Article »
The pressure campaign to keep Chinese automakers out of the U.S. market is no longer just rhetoric. In a significant update to our earlier post, “Auto Industry Begging Trump Don’t Full Article »
Canada may be quietly setting the stage for a new chapter in the North American EV story, and it starts with a tariff change that has automakers paying close attention. Full Article »
President Trump took his message straight to the heart of the auto industry with a Detroit-area visit on January 13, telling executives and investors he wants more vehicles built in Full Article »
Chinese automakers are moving at a pace that feels more like the smartphone world than the traditional car business, rolling out new models, new tech, and even new brands in Full Article »
In a move that could reshape Canada’s electric vehicle (EV) landscape, Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland has announced that the Canadian government is contemplating imposing import tariffs on Chinese-made EVs. Full Article »
The United States has initiated an investigation into the potential national security risks posed by Chinese vehicle imports, citing concerns regarding the integration of “connected” car technology. The probe, led Full Article »
