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EVs
Drivers Wonder If They Should Go Electric as War Spikes Gas Prices
Does driving electric really save money?
Partner Insights
Robotic Large-Format Additive Manufacturing for Race Car Development
ADM
This could reshape how cure tools are made for composite components.
Operations
Yamaha Ditches California for Georgia
The company expects the move to help combat tariffs.
Top Story
Workhorse EV Fleet Surpasses 20 Million Miles on the Road
The company pulls deep operational insights and real-world verifications of last-mile delivery trucks as a FedEx provider.
Materials
Steel Distributors to Pay $3.3M Over COVID-Era Loans
The companies received more than $2.7 million — despite being ineligible.
Operations
Foreign Auto Part Maker Bringing New Life to Old U.S. Steel Mill
The future isn't "rubber and steel anymore; it's plastic and aluminum."
Top Story
Stellantis Workers Get $0 Bonuses; Rancho Cucamonga Closes; 'Skinny Jab' Factory Raided | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 259
Also on the podcast, judge says companies should get tariff refunds, Stanley Black & Decker closes historic factory and FDA gives bonuses for speedy drug reviews.
Product Development
Hyundai Introduces Unmanned Firefighting Robot
The robot has a top speed of 50 kph and features a self-spraying cooling system.
EVs
SK Lays Off Nearly 1,000 Workers at Georgia Plant
The job cuts come amid cooling automaker EV plans.
Operations
Shinhwa Auto USA Unveils $37 Million Expansion for Newly Acquired Tooling Division in Auburn, Alabama
The company makes aluminum die-cast parts for the auto industry.
EVs
Aptera's First Solar-Powered Car Rolls Off the Assembly Line
The company said it will be able to produce up to 100 vehicles a day.
Product Development
Aston Martin's Car Design Risks Giving Drivers 'Nerve Damage;' Unlikely to Finish F1 Season-Opener
The engineering team believes it has found the culprit.
EVs
As EV Adoption Surges, Canadian University Turns to U.S. Battery Fire Tech to Train the Next Generation
Technicians must be prepared for the growing fleet of EVs.
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