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An Italian regulator closed its investigation into automakers Stellantis, Tesla, BYD, and Volkswagen on December 19, 2025, reducing legal uncertainty for the companies.
Ford is taking a $19.5 billion charge to scale back its electric vehicle strategy as automakers and regulators, including the European Union, ease off aggressive EV transition timelines.
Major automakers, including Ford and General Motors, are expected to announce significant asset write-downs tied to their aggressive investments in the electric vehicle sector.
PACCAR has announced upcoming leadership changes and a significant special dividend, signaling a strategic shift in its capital allocation policy. The move suggests confidence in its financial standing while prioritizing direct shareholder returns.
Bank of America projects the U.S. autonomous ride-hailing market could exceed $1 trillion, sparking a strategic race among tech and auto giants. Major players are pursuing divergent strategies, from vertical integration to partnership-based platforms, to capture this opportunity.
Tellus Power and Cornerstone Technologies have formed a strategic alliance to build and expand electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure in Southeast Asia. The partnership will focus on delivering integrated hardware and software solutions.
The U.S. auto market projects continued growth, with 2025 sales forecast to reach 16.2 million units. This outlook persists despite mixed federal signals on EV incentives and shifting emissions standards, creating a complex environment for domestic automakers.
Economic pressures are causing Canadian consumers to favor affordable used vehicles over luxury models. This trend coincides with a notable increase in the market share of used electric and hybrid vehicles, signaling a dual shift in purchasing criteria towards both cost-efficiency and alternative energy.
Brokerage firms are directing investors toward technology, manufacturing, and cyclical stocks in their December recommendations, building on a successful November where top picks yielded significant returns. The strategy signals a bullish outlook on sectors tied to economic growth and industrial output.
The Trump administration has proposed to significantly lower vehicle fuel economy standards for model years through 2031, a reversal of the previous administration's policy aimed at promoting electric vehicles and reducing emissions.