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Japan's Plan To Dominate Software-Defined Vehicles - Vimarsana News

Japan's Plan To Dominate Software-Defined Vehicles

Japan's

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BYD News | Latest News - NewsNow

Latest news on BYD, a Chinese company that produces electric vehicles, batteries, solar panels and other products

Ford, GM Likely to Overtake Tesla in EV Market Share by 2025, Study Says | Here's How - Vimarsana News

Ford, GM Likely to Overtake Tesla in EV Market Share by 2025, Study Says | Here's How

Tesla to be overtaken by Ford and GM in the EV market share by 2025, a recent study predicts. Is Elon Musk to blame?

EV Week In Review: Tesla Has Good News On Shanghai, Nio's Plans Amid Delisting Risk, And This Auto Giant Renews EV Leadership Pledge - Vimarsana News

EV Week In Review: Tesla Has Good News On Shanghai, Nio's Plans Amid Delisting Risk, And This Auto Giant Renews EV Leadership Pledge

Electric vehicle and allied sector stocks extended their losses in the week ending May 6, caught in the vortex of the broader market sell-off...

VW Board Backs CEO's Electric-Car Focus - Vimarsana News

VW Board Backs CEO's Electric-Car Focus

Updated Dec. 15, 2020 1:05 pm ET BERLIN— Volkswagen AG shares rose nearly 8% on Tuesday after the car maker’s top shareholders and union leaders publicly backed Chief Executive Herbert Diess’s strategy to refocus the company on electric vehicles. The action by the company’s directors late Monday, including confirming several top appointments by Mr. Diess, put an end to weeks of internal wrangling over the pace of change at the world’s biggest auto maker by sales. The CEO’s push to accelerate the shift to electric cars and quickly fill empty executive pos...

Source: wsj.com