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As vehicles become software platforms, their lifespan increasingly depends on company survival. What happens when the code dies?

Japanese chipmaker Renesas partners with US foundry GlobalFoundries to produce next-gen automotive semiconductors, potentially reshaping the global chip landscape.

Toyota finally enters the EV race after years of hybrid focus. Was the Japanese giant behind the curve, or waiting for the right moment to strike?

A sophisticated new form of organized crime is sweeping the globe, targeting luxury vehicles through transport fraud. Here's how high-end cars vanish without a trace.

How organized criminals are stealing luxury vehicles through legitimate transport platforms, exploiting regulatory gaps to make billions while authorities struggle to keep pace.

Japan simplifies safety screening for US-made cars, ostensibly to boost Toyota's reverse imports. But the real target is Trump's tariff threats. What does this mean for global auto trade?

Japan simplifies safety screening for US-manufactured vehicles, boosting Toyota's reverse import plans. The move signals strategic response to Trump tariffs while reshaping global auto supply chains

Taiwan opens farm and auto markets to US in finalized trade pact, creating new competitive pressures for Korean exporters and reshaping regional trade dynamics

From BMW i7's cashmere wool seats to vegan leather alternatives, luxury automakers are reimagining car interiors. What's driving this shift away from traditional leather?

Chinese automakers are making surprising gains in European markets, but their success map reveals unexpected patterns that could reshape the global automotive landscape.

Ford CEO Jim Farley warns Chinese automakers pose existential threat to global players through subsidized low-cost production and export pressure from weak domestic demand.

Jakarta's decision to end import duty exemptions for electric vehicles has given Japanese automakers a chance to challenge Chinese rivals in Southeast Asia's largest economy. The battle for 270 million consumers intensifies.