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GM Laying Off 1,695 Workers at Fairfax Assembly Plant Starting November
General Motors will let go over 1,600 workers at its Fairfax Assembly plant. General Motors (GM) is planning to let go a total of 1,695 workers. Bloomberg reported Sunday that the automaker will implement the layoffs at its Fairfax Assembly plant in Kansas.
By Israel Monte
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Musk Touts Advantages of Tesla Semi All-Electric Truck Over Traditional Diesel Vehicles: ‘More Fun and Safer’
Elon Musk shared the advantages of Tesla's Semi all-electric truck over diesel-powered vehicles.
By Israel Monte
Stellantis CEO Addresses Concerns Over Potential Plant Closures Similar To Volkswagen
Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares has addressed the company's plans to avoid plant closure scenarios.
By Israel Monte
Ford Is Bringing This Tesla Feature to Its Vehicles
Ford is about to bring this Tesla entertainment feature to its vehicles. Tesla introduced its own carpool system called "Caraoke" back in 2019, and Ford is planning to implement a similar karaoke feature in its cars.
By Israel Monte
Why Ford Is Rebooting Car Production in India 3 Years After Quitting Market
Here's why Ford is restarting its vehicle production in India years after quitting the market. Ford plans to restart a manufacturing plant in India after three years since it ended its operations in the country.
By Israel Monte
Is Tesla Finally Expanding Into the Philippines? Here's What We Know So Far
Tesla is rumored to be looking to expand its reach in the Philippine automotive market. Tesla is looking into expanding into the Philippine automotive sector.
By Israel Monte
UAW Union Accuses Stellantis of Unfair Labor Practices, Files Formal Complaint
The UAW union has filed charges against Stellantis for unfair labor practices. The United Auto Workers claimed that Stellantis refused to give details regarding its product plans in the future, leading them to file charges through the National Labor Relations Board.
By Israel Monte
Uber, Waymo Offer Autonomous Ride-Hailing Services in Austin, Atlanta
Autonomous ride-hailing services in Austin and Atlanta will be offered by Uber and Waymo. Uber and Waymo have expanded their ride-hailing services in other parts of the globe.
By Israel Monte
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