Battery and Components
New buyer may target Anglo’s Brazilian nickel prospects at battery market
China’s MMG may pivot away from a solely ferronickel focus
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GM defiant on $1bn Cruise revenue
OEM’s autonomy subsidiary is not shy about its ambitions
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Proterra seeks Chapter 11 ‘reorganisation’
The commercial vehicle battery and e-bus manufacturer may end up as separate businesses
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Rivian hails Enduro cost savings
The US EV pure play promises more to come from its in-house electric drive unit
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GM’s Brightdrop pushes into Mexico
GM-owned electric delivery vehicle start-up is aiming to expand rapidly across North America
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Lack of EVs hurts Mazda in China
Despite a strong quarter globally, Mazda sold 17pc fewer vehicles in China in its first fiscal quarter
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BMW retains China premium market confidence
The German OEM is putting similar faith in brand strength as peer Mercedes
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Lucid Motors cuts prices
Getting involved in a price war might ne one way to solve the US EV pure play’s demand issues
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Fisker hails affordability and margins
The US EV pure play trumpets the profitability of its Ocean launch and promises two new sub-$40,000 models
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Toyota’s gradual BEV approach finds investor favour
The firm's slower embrace of BEVs may turn into an asset if it can maintain profit margins better than other legacy OEMs during the e-mobility revolution
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Nine weeks that shook Ford’s EV strategy
Eye-bleeding losses mean a rethink for the US OEM’s Model e arm
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Renault bets on Ampere to regain BEV edge
A revamped electric Renault 5 and Scenic SUV could hold the key to the French automaker's BEV ambitions
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Mercedes sees no let-up in China competition
But the German OEM remains resistant to abandoning price discipline