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  • GM to Lay Off 800 Workers as Honda Scales Back Prologue Production Honda's Prologue EV faces production cuts at GM's Mexico plant, raising questions about their production agreement amid strong sales.
  • Hyundai's Ioniq 9 Launches with Lower Price Than Kia EV9, Aims to Boost Sales Hyundai unveils the Ioniq 9 at a competitive price, $4,475 cheaper than the Kia EV9, aiming for a cost-effective electric SUV market.
  • Chevrolet Trax Dominates Exports Again, Trailblazer Follows Strongly in Global Sales Chevrolet's Trax Crossover and Trailblazer excel in global exports, solidifying GM Korea's market presence with record sales in 2024.
  • Hyundai and Kia Achieve Record Sales in the U.S. with Strong Growth in Eco-Friendly Vehicles Hyundai and Kia set record US sales in January, driven by eco-friendly vehicles, with significant growth in hybrids and EVs.
  • Genesis G70 Shooting Brake Struggles to Make an Impact in Europe and Beyond Genesis's G70 Shooting Brake struggles in Europe, with only 402 units sold since 2022, raising concerns over its future in the market.
  • GM Korea Aims for Continued Success in 2024 with Strategic Investments and New Models GM Korea, led by Hector Villarreal, aims for sustainable growth with new vehicles and enhanced production efficiency in 2024.
  • Kia EV2: A $30,000 Electric SUV with 300-Mile Range, Targeting European Consumers Kia's upcoming EV2 aims to deliver affordable electric vehicles, targeting the European market with a price around $30,000.
  • Volvo’s XC50 Launch: Will the Chinese Connection Affect Its Popularity? Volvo's XC50 SUV, based on the Chinese Lynk & Co 08 platform, aims to challenge perceptions of Chinese-made vehicles.
  • 2025 Toyota Prius Gets a Bold Makeover—Including a Sleek New Nightshade Trim Toyota unveils the 2025 Prius, drawing attention in the global hybrid market with its emotional evolution under the "Hybrid Reborn" concept.
  • What If Hyundai Joined the Pickup Game? Sneak Peek at a Tasman-Based Hyundai Pickup Hyundai is selling the Santa Cruz pickup in North America and is reportedly preparing a new model that may share a platform with the Tasman.
  • Waymo's Self-Driving Taxis Are Flawed: They Suddenly Spin Around in the Same Spot and Crash A Waymo self-driving taxi incident raises safety concerns after passengers were trapped due to a malfunction.
  • Tesla's Invasion of Privacy: Controversy Arises Over Sensitive Driver Data Sharing Tesla's privacy controversy raises concerns over excessive data collection and cybersecurity risks as vehicles become more connected.
  • Airbus Dominates with 766 Deliveries as Boeing Struggles to Recover Airbus leads aircraft deliveries in 2024 with 766, while Boeing faces challenges, widening the gap between the two manufacturers.
  • New Factory Opens in North Korea: Kim Jong Un Stresses National Development Goals Kim Jong Un inaugurates a local industry factory in Jaeryeong County, emphasizing sustainable development and support for local industries.
  • China Slams U.S. for Blocking Nippon Steel’s Acquisition, Calls It Protectionism China's state media criticized the US for blocking Japan's steel acquisition, labeling it as protectionism and a political maneuver.
  • China Comes in Second for Most Starbucks Stores—But Who’s #1? Starbucks surpasses 2,000 stores in South Korea, becoming the third-largest market globally, overtaking Japan in store count.
  • Jaguar Rebrands, Fans React: This is How the XJ Successor Should Be Jaguar, once a symbol of masculinity, faces criticism after its rebranding and reveals new electric car renderings based on the XJ.
  • Delta Ranks 3rd for On-Time Flights, and the 1st Place Goes to… Aeroméxico tops global on-time departure rates at 87%, followed by Saudi Arabian Airlines at 86%, amidst industry challenges.
  • China's Semiconductor Domination: How EV Makers Are Turning to Homegrown Chips China is boosting domestic semiconductor production for EVs, aiming for self-sufficiency to reduce reliance on foreign suppliers.
  • Volkswagen Data Breach Exposes 800,000 EV Owners’ Personal Info for Months Volkswagen's Cariad software unit faced a major data leak, exposing personal data of 800,000 electric vehicle owners for months.
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