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Oct 25, 2021, 2:50 AM

Tesla Looks To Pave The Way For Chinese Battery Makers To Come To U.S

Tesla Inc wants to shift to a less expensive battery for its electric vehicles but first needs to figure out how to overcome political tensions to get a Chinese partner to build the iron-based batteries near its U.S. factories.

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  car&bike Team | Oct 25, 2021

  India's Top Gas Importer Sees LNG Price Surge Spurring Long-Term Contracts

  Surging liquefied natural gas (LNG) prices are pushing buyers to look at securing long-term contracts possibly with an option for a floor and ceiling price to hedge against extreme volatility, the CEO of India's top gas importer said.

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  car&bike Team | Oct 25, 2021

  EU Appeals To Shared Values To Tempt Taiwan's Chip Firms

  The European Union and Taiwan are democracies with shared values and are natural partners when it comes to semiconductors, a senior EU official said on Thursday, making a pitch for the island's key chip firms to invest in the bloc.

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  car&bike Team | Oct 25, 2021

  Car Production Curbs Hit TomTom Amid Chip Shortage

  Dutch navigation and digital mapping company TomTom warned on Thursday supply chain problems in the auto sector could last until the first half of next year after it reported a bigger than expected quarterly core loss.

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  car&bike Team | Oct 25, 2021

  Carmakers Shift Up A Gear In Race To Go Electric

  With electric car sales soaring and regulations increasingly favouring zero-emission vehicles, a flurry of announcements on Monday showed how the global auto industry has kicked into a higher gear as it races to speed past the fossil-fuel car era

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  car&bike Team | Oct 24, 2021

  Ryder, Gatik Team Up To Roll Out U.S. Autonomous Delivery Network

  Truck fleet operator Ryder System Inc and Gatik said on Tuesday they will build a national U.S. autonomous short-haul, "middle-mile" logistics network for Gatik, a Silicon Valley self-driving startup, to deliver goods to business customers.

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  car&bike Team | Oct 24, 2021

  Tesla Quarter May Hinge On China Factory, Supply Chain Costs

  Investors will be closely watching Tesla's quarterly results on Wednesday for indications of its performance in China, where the electric carmaker has posted robust sales in the face of negative publicity and a host of new domestic competitors.

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  car&bike Team | Oct 24, 2021

  Italy Woos Intel Over Multibillion-Euro Chip Plant: Report

  Rome is drawing up an offer to try to convince Intel to invest billions of euros in an advanced chipmaking plant in Italy, as Germany emerges as frontrunner to land an even bigger megafactory planned by the U.S. company, three sources said.

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  car&bike Team | Oct 24, 2021

  Canada Says Proposed U.S. EV Tax Credit Could Harm Sector, Mulls Possible Challenge

  Canadian Trade Minister Mary Ng told U.S. lawmakers that if approved, the proposals to create new electric vehicle tax credits for American-built vehicles, "would have a major adverse impact on the future of EV and automotive production in Canada."

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