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United States automakers are recalibrating their strategies following significant shifts in federal electric vehicle policy under President Donald Trump. Since taking office, Trump has acted to dismantle measures favoring EVs, beginning with an executive order to eliminate what he described

Mercedes-Benz has announced significant price reductions for its EQ electric vehicle (EV) lineup in the United States, in response to weakening demand and the impact of new trade tariffs introduced by former President Donald Trump. The automaker is also temporarily

Ford Motor Company has raised its projected tariff-related costs for 2025 to $3 billion, up from a previous estimate of $2.5 billion. The adjustment reflects continued elevated duties on imports from Mexico and Canada, as well as persistent tariffs on

Tesla is once again under regulatory scrutiny as the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) seeks to suspend the automaker’s license to sell and manufacture vehicles in the state for at least 30 days. The move stems from allegations that

Uber has announced plans to deploy 20,000 robotaxis over the next six years as part of its long-term strategy to expand its autonomous vehicle operations. The ride-hailing company confirmed the fleet will consist of electric SUVs manufactured by Lucid and

Tesla has launched a redesigned version of its Model Y electric SUV in major global markets, including China, Europe, North America, and the UAE. The refreshed model, referred to internally as “Juniper,” introduces exterior styling changes, improved range, and new

Mercedes-Maybach has introduced its exclusive SL 680 Monogram Series, bringing new levels of performance and luxury to the high-end roadster segment. Designed as an elite variant of the Mercedes-AMG SL, the new model combines signature Maybach craftsmanship with powerful engineering

Japanese automaker Nissan has announced a sweeping global restructuring plan that includes cutting an additional 11,000 jobs and shutting down seven manufacturing plants. The decision comes in response to mounting financial pressure caused by declining sales in key markets, intensified