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Hybrid vehicle sales are rising sharply as gasoline prices increase, according to an industry report from dealer sources.

Automotive News examines how the outcome of Election Day could affect electric vehicle policy and trade policy for the auto industry.

An article examines how much a BYD-related buyout could contribute to the value or earnings of ASX 200-listed dealer group Eagers Automotive.

General Motors has confirmed that its Lansing Delta Township assembly plant will be used to build hybrid vehicles.

Ford Authority reports that the Ford Escape could return as an electric vehicle in 2029 on the UEV platform, though Ford has not confirmed it.

Stellantis has begun producing vehicles from Chinese partner Leapmotor at a European facility, according to an industry report.

Rivian raised its 2026 delivery guidance, citing the success of launching its R2 crossover with a higher-priced trim first.

A study reports that concerns about charging are leading a growing number of electric vehicle owners to consider switching to hybrid vehicles.

Volkswagen has paused development of an electric version of the Golf, citing increasing cost pressures.

Rivian reported third-quarter revenue of $2.155 billion with record deliveries, topping estimates, as its R2 model became the company's best-selling vehicle.

Following New York City's ban on horse-drawn carriages in Central Park, one carriage driver is proposing to replace them with electric vehicles.

Hungary's new leader has moved to restrict battery plants, a step expected to disrupt parts of the electric vehicle supply chain.

Automotive News Canada's Oct. 30, 2026 podcast reviews the week's top stories and features Hyundai's Steve Flamand discussing sales, cars and electric vehicles.

Automotive News' Oct. 29 daily briefing examines how vehicle electrification is progressing globally at differing speeds and through different approaches across markets.

Polestar has launched the Polestar 4, an SUV aimed at families, while the company faces financial losses and is exiting the U.S. market.

Average used electric vehicle prices climbed 9.8% year over year to $32,533 in September 2026, with demand growing faster than for gas-powered cars.

Automotive News report examines how electric vehicle adoption is progressing at varying rates across different regions of the world.

A South Korean worker has filed a lawsuit against LG Energy Solution related to an alleged explosion at its Michigan plant.

Stellantis plans to move many of its European vehicle models to lower-cost lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries.

An Automotive News piece argues that fast-charging networks must offer more than reliability to compete, with China setting the pace in charging infrastructure.

Great Wall is planning new models for the European market, possibly including a hybrid wagon to compete with Volkswagen and Peugeot.

Renault posted strong third-quarter revenue, supported by electric vehicle demand, while facing competitive pressure from Chinese automakers.

Used electric vehicles are seeing turn times and prices increase more quickly than used gasoline and hybrid vehicles, according to an industry report.

Tesla's Semi electric truck has a new factory and a record order, and now faces the challenge of competing with diesel trucks on cost.

Rimac founder Mate Rimac says competing directly with China will not work, while GM reportedly plans to build hybrid vehicles in Michigan.

Ford's Fathom offers bidirectional charging that bypasses a wall-mounted inverter and is projected to deliver more than 10 kW of power.

A $5 billion federally funded electric school bus program has seen hundreds of buses delayed and some never delivered, with a major manufacturer facing trouble.

An Automotive News analysis examines why hybrid vehicles, rather than fully electric vehicles, are gaining ground as the global auto market shifts away from combustion engines.

Smarties Candy Co. is partnering with EV startup Slate Auto on truck accessories, marking the candy maker's entry into that product category.

Shelbourne Motors, a family-run dealer group, has been appointed as the exclusive dealer partner for Chinese EV brand Aion in Northern Ireland.

Tesla has started producing humanoid robots at a California facility, according to an industry report.

General Motors plans a $750 million investment in a Michigan plant to produce hybrid crossover vehicles.

Automotive News' Oct. 27 daily briefing discusses how Elon Musk's Tesla Roadster, though not actually airborne, may boost interest in flying car development.

Ford's planned $30,000 Fathom electric vehicle is designed to make bidirectional charging simpler, according to an industry report.

General Motors is moving its stock listing from the New York Stock Exchange to Nasdaq, and Rimac comments on acquiring BMW's battery business.

A guest commentary argues that Elon Musk's hopping Tesla Roadster demonstration was not a flying car but could contribute to developing one.

Great Wall Motor plans to produce its Ora 5 compact SUV in Bulgaria as part of an effort to re-establish itself in the European market.

Automotive News analysis examines how differing global electric vehicle adoption trends could affect the long-term competitiveness of U.S. automakers.

Porsche is reducing its reliance on the Chinese market amid intensifying competition from automakers like BYD, Geely and Xiaomi, as its global deliveries fell 16%.

Shelbourne has been awarded the exclusive franchise to sell AION vehicles in Northern Ireland.

Renault's chief executive explains why the company will not push its Alpine brand to increase sales volumes of the A390 model.

A California court allowed the California New Car Dealers Association's lawsuit challenging Scout Motors' direct-to-consumer sales plans to proceed, with attorney Len Bellavia analyzing the case.

Audi's CEO is facing criticism over a connection to a Trump rally, while separate findings indicate plug-in hybrid emissions are higher than expected.

China is advancing its autonomous driving efforts through technology trials involving Volkswagen and Xpeng.

Volvo is relying on plug-in hybrid vehicles as a transitional step toward full electric vehicle adoption in the Canadian market.

Croatian company Rimac won a contract to supply batteries to BMW, beating larger suppliers and Chinese competitors for the deal.

A federal judge denied Volkswagen and Scout Motors' latest motions to dismiss a lawsuit brought by the California New Car Dealers Association.

Australian dealer group Eagers Automotive has acquired full ownership of its BYD retail operations in Australia.

Eagers Automotive's share price rose about 7% after the company bought out a BYD retail venture.

Australian dealer group Eagers Automotive is acquiring full ownership of its BYD retail joint venture through a deal combining cash and shares.

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Alpine CEO Philippe Krief discussed the upcoming electric A110, saying the new model must be perfect.

Tesla has set a goal of reaching 5 million vehicle sales per year by 2030, according to Automotive News' First Shift briefing.

Automotive News' Oct. 23 daily briefing highlights the used EV battery market as an area showing signs of maturity within the electric vehicle sector.

Automotive News reports that the market for used electric vehicle batteries is showing signs of maturing as part of the broader EV sector.

WardsAuto publishes a favorable review of the Volvo EX60 electric vehicle, praising its overall execution.

GM has canceled a rare-earth magnet supply deal amid an EV strategy shift, Volkswagen is considering a U.S. truck investment, and the 2026 Lexus LX 700h Ultra Luxury is featured.

Canada's government has paused its tailpipe emissions regulations, keeping them frozen until 2030.

General Motors canceled a long-term rare-earth magnet supply agreement with e-VAC Magnetics as the automaker adjusts its electric vehicle strategy.

Batteries from early electric vehicles are reaching the end of their original service life, giving rise to a new aftermarket business around them.