AUGUST 2, 2021

Biden Admin. Closely Watching GM Mexico Union Vote

The dispute grows out of a contested election this past April at the GM manufacturing complex and assembly plant in Silao, Mexico. The Mexican government set aside the results of that election, and the U.S. Trade Representative filed a complaint over the vote.

Autoline Daily: Top Industry News for Aug. 2

COPO Camaro Features New Big Block V8; Ferrari Posts Strong Q2 Earnings; Daimler Changes Name

CAR Management Briefing Seminars

August 4-5, 2021

As the automotive industry continues its evolution, stakeholders are challenged to adapt and thrive amid a pandemic and political discord. Join us for two days of thought provoking speakers, unmatched networking opportunities, and a front-row seat to understanding the current and future automotive and mobility ecosystem. Register at cargroup.org/mbs

Germany to Help Commercial Fleets Go Electric

The government initiative involves paying up to 80% of additional electrified-vehicle investment costs compared to diesel vehicles.

Weekly Brief: Start-Up or Up-Start? Nikola a Warning to EV Over-Reachers

From TU Automotive
The US Department of Justice has charged Nikola founder and former CEO and chairman Trevor Milton with two counts of securities fraud and one count of wire fraud.

Tesla 4680 Cell Problem Child?; CATL Sodium-Ion Cell; LG’s Indonesian JV With Hyundai

For Wards Intelligence Subscribers
Tesla’s in-house 4680 cell could be seeing a slower-than-expected rollout, while CATL says it has developed a faster-charging cell and LG and Hyundai will begin Li-ion manufacturing in Indonesia.

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