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Carrier Alliance Awards Tesla the Largest Electric Truck Order in U.S. History
Kenworth, RIDE and Volvo are included in the deal as secondary OEMs.
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End-to-End Additive Solutions Bridge Physical-Digital Manufacturing Gap
ADM
These tools help move from concept to production-grade parts in hours rather than weeks.
End-to-End Additive Solutions Bridge Physical-Digital Manufacturing Gap
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Battery Recycling Pilot Uses 100% Recycled Critical Minerals to Power New GM EVs
Nearly 14 million EV batteries are projected to reach end-of-life globally by 2040.
A GMC Sierra EV with battery cells made from recycled materials rolls off the line at GM’s Factory ZERO assembly facility.
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VW's Record-Breaking EV Relies on Affordable Production Technology
It's setting new marks for aerodynamics and efficiency.
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Electric Mobility Brings Africa’s Energy Transition into the Wild
Silent electric bikes are revolutionizing wildlife protection.
In this photo taken with a smartphone, an electric safari van operated by Emboo Camp drives through the Maasai Mara, Kenya, Saturday, Aug. 29, 2026.
Operations
Powertrain Maker Selects Michigan for North American HQ
A developer of personal protection tech also announced a new project.
Horse Powertrain
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$569M Lithium Project in Utah Looks to Boost U.S. Battery Independence
The lithium carbonate plant expects to create 138 jobs.
A1 Lithium
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Chinese Electric Bike Imports Surge as Africa’s EV Investments Diversify
The region has become a major destination for fully built Chinese electric scooters.
A rider sits on an electric Spiro motorcycle in Nairobi, Kenya, on Feb. 24, 2026.
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China’s Car Exports in First 8 Months Surpass 2025 Total as EV Sales Soar
Chinese automakers are also setting up more factories overseas.
Aerial view of new cars waiting for shipment at a port in Shanghai, China, on Jan. 14, 2026.
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$1.2B Rare Earth Metal and Magnet Facility Breaks Ground in South Carolina
The 800,000-square-foot site expects commissioning to begin in 2028.
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Pressure in China Helps Convince Volkswagen It's Time to Change
The automaker has also been hit by higher U.S. tariffs on cars imported from Europe.
A view of a pedestrian traffic sign near to the Volkswagen brand skyscraper, in Wolfsburg, Germany, Friday, Sept. 4, 2026.
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Musk's Steering-Wheel-Free Taxis Probed Day After He Began Offering Rides
The two-seat cars lack steering wheels, mirrors and brake pedals.
A Tesla Cybercab moves through downtown Austin, Texas, Thursday, Sept. 3, 2026.
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Jaguar Land Rover Will Cut 4,000 Jobs to Reduce Costs, Compete with China
Inside the automaker's desperate bid to survive the EV revolution and Chinese competition.
A worker polishes a Jaguar logo on a car at a Jaguar dealer in London, Wednesday Sept. 28, 2016.
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