UAW negotiations could affect Canadian bargaining efforts
United Auto Workers (UAW) president Shawn Fain made a bold move when negotiations with the Big Three opened.
Source: windsor.ctvnews.ca
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Automotive analysts say moves by Canadian and U.S. governments behind Stellantis decision
Automotive analysts say the decision by Stellantis to look for alternative solutions to its future electric vehicle battery plant are a result of decisions made by the Canadian and U.S. governments.
Source: cbc.ca
Interest in electric vehicles declining
A survey by AutoTrader, which gathered data from more than 1,300 people, shows interest in electric vehicles has softened since last year.
Source: windsor.ctvnews.ca
Auto analysts say Windsor-Essex's auto sector to remain strong despite Cassidy losing out on Unifor National presidency
Despite Unifor Local 444 president Dave Cassidy being unsuccessful in his effort to become the union’s national president, industry experts say Windsor-Essex’s auto sector should not see any negative consequences to a non-local candidate losing out on the top post.
Source: windsor.ctvnews.ca
Auto analysts expect EV Charger and Challenger production to go to Illinois
Auto analysts are predicting production of electric versions of Dodge Challengers and Chargers will shift from Brampton, Ont., to the Belvidere Assembly plant in Rockford, Ill., in 2024.
Source: cbc.ca
Microchip shortage blamed for short supply of new vehicles, especially pickups
Posted: May 14, 2021 6:12 AM ET | Last Updated: May 14 This lot at Performance Ford would normally be full of pickups and other vehicles but is empty due to a shortage of vehicles which are either not being produced or are sitting waiting for microchips.(Dale Molnar/CBC)
Source: cbc.ca