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President Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Carney indicated progress toward a possible trade agreement that could ease tariffs affecting cross-border auto and steel trade.

An analysis examines European automakers' revised strategies for China and questions whether they will be sufficient to address their challenges in that market.

Volkswagen is reportedly considering assembling models developed in China at a plant in Turkey as a way to address excess production capacity.

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An editorial cartoon by Leo Michael addresses criticism in Germany of Audi's CEO for embracing U.S. President Donald Trump.

A weekly roundup of Canadian auto industry news, including Chery's possible Canadian production and the start of shipments from the Oakville plant.

Volvo Group says Europe stands to gain from autonomous driving technology being developed in the United States.

Automotive News publishes data tables of Mexico's total vehicle sales broken down by make for September and year-to-date 2026.

Automotive News publishes Mexico's light-vehicle sales figures broken down by nameplate for September and year-to-date 2026.

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

A Chinese forecast projects vehicle sales will fall a record 22% in 2026, followed by only a modest recovery in 2027.

Chinese automakers are extending their aggressive pricing strategy in Europe into the off-road vehicle segment, according to an Automotive News analysis.

Volkswagen is shifting strategy to roll out technology developed in China to its vehicles in other global markets.

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A Honda executive warned that Canadian auto tariffs doubling to 50% on January 1 would have catastrophic effects.

Mercedes-Benz is planning to ring-fence its China operations so that risks there are separated from the rest of its global business.

A survey found about half of auto executives expect China to lead the global auto industry by 2035.

Floods and landslides during the Dashain festival period disrupted the auto market, according to an industry report from a dealers' association.

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Stellantis's labor negotiations with Canadian union Unifor face pressure from a possible sale of the Brampton plant and from tariffs.

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.

Mercedes-Benz has lowered its financial outlook following weak sales in China, following similar guidance cuts by BMW and Volkswagen.

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

Audi is using a separate logo for its China-market vehicles as part of efforts to revive declining sales in the country.

Automotive News weekend roundup covers Canada's $8.7 billion auto and steel support plan and a UAW warning to GM regarding its stock buyback.

Chinese automaker Chery is considering vehicle production in Canada as Chinese carmakers look for ways to approach the US market.

Experts say defense contracts may give European automakers a limited niche market but will not substantially rescue the struggling industry.

Waymo plans to expand its autonomous robotaxi service to Spain, according to an industry report.

A panel cautioned that Chinese automakers entering Canada's electric vehicle market may have broader ambitions beyond Canada itself.

Toyota explains why it believes it can continue expanding its European sales without relying on price discounts.

China has warned it may retaliate if the United Kingdom joins the European Union in imposing restrictions on Chinese-made electric vehicles.

Kia Canada is positioning an electric vehicle priced around $40,000 as its response to expected competition from Chinese EV makers in the Canadian market.

An Automotive News column argues that publicity and buzz may be Chinese automakers' greatest advantage as they eye the Canadian market.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced a $9 billion plan to support the auto, steel and critical minerals sectors.

Toyota has outlined a plan aimed at sustaining or reviving its vehicle manufacturing operations in Europe, according to WardsAuto.

Mercedes-Benz CEO Ola Kallenius cautioned that protectionist measures in the European Union could lead to higher costs.

An Automotive News article examines why plug-in hybrids emit nearly as much CO2 as combustion cars and the implications for EU emissions targets.

Renault is pursuing a strategy of fewer but deeper industry partnerships as Chinese automakers increase their presence in the European market.

An industry piece examines Renault's strategy of pursuing fewer but deeper partnerships as Chinese automakers gain ground in the European market.

Chinese automakers are expected to report stronger earnings in the near term, though challenges are anticipated to weigh on results afterward.

Tesla widened its lead in Europe's electric vehicle market while Chinese automakers increased their share of plug-in hybrid sales.

Leading EU lawmakers have reached an agreement to loosen the bloc's 2035 target for car emissions, according to Automotive News.

An analysis examines why Volkswagen's partnership with Chinese EV maker Xpeng is struggling to revive the automaker's business in China.

With help from partner Stellantis, Leapmotor is set to become the first Chinese automaker producing both electric vehicles and batteries in Europe.

Chinese automakers reached a record 14.6% market share in Europe, with Chery ranking as the leading Chinese brand.

Automotive News' daily briefing for Oct. 19 highlights a strong presence by Chinese automakers at the Paris auto show.

Automotive News examines the competition between China and Western countries for advantage in the global automotive industry.

Chinese automaker Chery presented a multi-energy lineup at the Paris auto show amid rising European Union trade barriers on Chinese vehicles.

Valeo's chief executive described China as the 'fitness center' of the global auto industry, framing the market as a competitive proving ground for suppliers.

Toyota is lobbying the European Union to treat vehicles built in Japan, the UK and Turkey as 'Made in Europe' so they qualify for EV incentives.

Nigeria's National Automotive Design and Development Council has launched a digital portal aimed at regulating and cleaning up the country's auto dealership sector.

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