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Dec 31, 2022, 5:40 PM
CATL would supply batteries for seven years for Honda's electric vehicles in China.
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Reuters | Dec 31, 2022Swedish Self-Driving Truck Start-Up Einride Raises More CashEinride had agreed to raise capital of $500 million from debt, equity and the conversion of earlier loans, speeding up the company's ability to pursue new markets and customers.1 min read
Reuters | Dec 31, 2022Toyota Launches Second Hybrid Vehicle In India Amid Green Car PushToyota launched its second hybrid car in India, a seven-seat people-carrier, as part of a broader strategy to double-down on the sale of electrified vehicles in emerging markets.1 min read
Reuters | Dec 31, 2022Japan Lawmaker Says TSMC Is Considering Second Plant In JapanA senior Japanese lawmaker said that Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co is considering building a second plant in Japan.2 mins read
Reuters | Dec 31, 2022Tesla To Run Reduced Output In Shanghai In January, Plan ShowsTesla will run production for 17 days in January between Jan. 3 to Jan. 19 and will stop electric vehicle output from Jan. 20 to Jan. 31 for an extended break for Chinese New Year2 mins read
Reuters | Dec 31, 2022Uber, Motional Launch Robotaxi Service In Las VegasThe launch is part of a non-exclusive 10-year agreement between both the companies for driverless vehicles, with a rollout in Los Angeles expected to follow.1 min read
Reuters | Dec 31, 2022Tesla To Shorten Shanghai Shifts, Delay Hiring - ReportTesla's Shanghai plant is grappling with elevated inventory levels amid slowing demand in China's auto market.1 min read
Reuters | Dec 31, 2022German Car Giants And Asian Battery Kings: A Match Made In HungaryInvestment in the Hungarian auto industry is being dominated by three countries - Germany, a champion carmaker, plus China and South Korea, EV battery leaders way ahead of European rivals.7 mins read
Reuters | Dec 31, 2022U.S. Lawmakers Want Buttigieg To Speed Deployment Of Connected VehiclesThe lawmakers were critical of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), which in 2020 shifted much of a key spectrum block set aside for auto safety to accommodate the burgeoning number of wireless devices.2 mins read
