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electric-vehicles: Archive

Rimmi Singhi

EV Write-Offs Rise, Yet One Auto Giant Is Doubling Down

Toyota rivals hit as it avoids EV write-downs. It is now expanding its U.S. EV lineup as Ford, GM, Stellantis and Honda retreat.

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Lavina Shahu

How is General Motors Using Strong Cash Flow to Fuel Growth?

GM's FCF surges from $3B to $10B on average in five years, funding dividends, buybacks and $10B-$12B yearly investments to expand U.S. manufacturing capacity.

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Lavina Shahu

How Is Ford Embedding AI Across Design, Engineering and Sales?

F embeds AI across design, engineering and sales, using decades of data, generative tools and Ford Pro AI to speed simulations, aid support and optimize fleets.

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Lavina Shahu

Why Is General Motors Betting on India's Auto Parts Market?

GM is re-entering India not with cars but with ACDelco parts, targeting a $12 billion aftermarket tied to the country's 300M+ vehicles.

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Lavina Shahu

How Strong Are Ford Pro's Fundamentals Amid 2026 Pressures?

Ford Pro segment generates $66B in revenues and $6.8B in EBIT in 2025 as Transit and Super Duty sales climb, but F sees 2026 pressure from Novelis issues & Europe rules.

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Lavina Shahu

How Did General Motors Make the 2027 Bolt Its Most Affordable EV?

GM's 2027 Chevrolet Bolt is going to start at $28,995, using shared EV parts, LFP battery tech and improved efficiency to boost range and charging while keeping costs low.

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