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2026 China vehicle sales and exports set to cool amid global headwinds

2026 China vehicle sales and exports are expected to cool due to domestic saturation and international tariffs. Discover what this means for investors.

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Seoyeon Park
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China Auto Dealer Inventory Glut 2026: Retailers Demand Production Cuts

Chinese auto dealers are calling on brands to ease the massive inventory glut as supply outpaces demand. Discover the impact on the 2026 automotive market.

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Seoyeon Park
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Trump IEEPA Tariffs 2026 Impact: Which Countries and Industries Are at Risk?

Explore the potential Trump IEEPA tariffs 2026 impact on Mexico, Canada, and China, and the industries most vulnerable to these trade policy shifts.

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Seoyeon Park
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Chasing 4.16 Million: The Core of Hyundai Motor 2026 Sales Target

Hyundai Motor targets 4.16 million global sales for 2026. Based on Reuters reports, explore the strategy behind the Hyundai Motor 2026 sales target and potential risks.

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Seoyeon Park
Rows of GM Korea vehicles parked at a port awaiting export
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GM Korea 2025 Annual Sales Slide 7.5% as Domestic Demand Plunges 39%

GM Korea's annual sales for 2025 dropped 7.5% year-on-year to 462,310 units, with domestic sales taking a massive 39.2% hit.

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Seoyeon Park
Hyundai and Kia SUVs driving on a U.S. highway
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Hyundai Kia 2025 US Sales Hit Record 1.83M Units as Hybrids Defy EV Slump

Hyundai and Kia reached a record 1.83 million U.S. sales in 2025. While hybrid sales soared by 26%, EV demand dropped by 16%, highlighting a major shift in consumer preference.

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Seoyeon Park
Japanese auto parts under economic pressure from tariffs
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Japanese Auto Parts Trump Tariffs 2026: Only 40% of Suppliers Pass on 15% Duty

Japanese auto parts suppliers struggle with the 15% Trump tariffs in 2026. Only 40% have passed costs to buyers, highlighting a supply chain crisis.

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Seoyeon Park
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Toyota Sales Dip 2.2% in First Decline in 11 Months, Hit by 12% China Slump
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Toyota Sales Dip 2.2% in First Decline in 11 Months, Hit by 12% China Slump

Toyota's global vehicle sales fell 2.2% in November, the first drop in 11 months, driven by a 12.1% decline in China while the U.S. market showed resilience.

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Seoyeon Park
Germany's Record €87 Billion Trade Deficit With China Sparks Protectionism Fears
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Germany's Record €87 Billion Trade Deficit With China Sparks Protectionism Fears

Germany's trade deficit with China is set to hit a record €87 billion in 2025, fueled by weak German exports, strong EV competition, and a corporate 'in China, for China' strategy, raising fears of a protectionist turn.

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Haneul Kim
China's EV Price War Goes Global, Squeezing Tesla and Legacy Automakers
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China's EV Price War Goes Global, Squeezing Tesla and Legacy Automakers

An intense EV price war, fueled by massive overcapacity in China, is now hitting global automakers like Tesla and Ford, squeezing profits and forcing strategic retreats. Here's what it means for your portfolio.

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Seoyeon Park
Lucid's $1 Billion Burn: A High-Stakes Bet on Premium EV Survival
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Lucid's $1 Billion Burn: A High-Stakes Bet on Premium EV Survival

Despite critical acclaim, Lucid Motors faces an existential crisis. We analyze how its financial burn, production woes, and market strategy expose the brutal realities of the premium EV race and what this means for the broader automotive market.

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Seoyeon Park
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US Fuel Policy Reversal Strands Billions, Cedes EV Leadership to Global Rivals
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US Fuel Policy Reversal Strands Billions, Cedes EV Leadership to Global Rivals

Analysis of the US fuel efficiency rollback reveals a strategic pivot that strands billions in auto investments and cedes EV leadership to global rivals like China.

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Haneul Kim
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