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Blazer Back from the Dead; Toyota Upgrades the Century; Volvo’s Autonomous Technology for Boats

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Volvo Sees Initial Capacity at 50,000-60,000, Inventory Can Guard Against Tariff

Drop in sedan sales, tariff wars could harm new South Carolina plant’s potential output and employment.

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Chevy Blazer Lights Up Brand’s CUV Portfolio

The Blazer targets buyers of competitive vehicles such as the Nissan Murano, Ford Edge and segment-dominating Jeep Grand Cherokee. In that respect, it fills a big hole in Chevy’s CUV lineup.

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Hyundai Eyes Contract Manufacturing to Cut Costs

The new plant, to be owned and operated by the city of Gwangju, reportedly would pay its workers about 40,000 won ($36,000) annually, about half the wages paid by Hyundai and Korea’s other domestic automakers.

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Advanced Radar to Challenge Lidar in Autonomous-Vehicle Sector

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Tel Aviv-based Arbe Robotics says its new four-dimensional high-resolution imaging radar, ready for testing later this year, outperforms lidar and will be available for a fraction of the current cost.

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Malaysian Leader Who Launched Proton Wants Reprise

Mahathir believes Malaysian engineering companies could benefit from the current globalization trend where major manufacturers outsource parts and components from other countries.

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Toyota Plans Control of In-Car Consumer Services

Consumer experience demands a hands-on approach from automakers, says Toyota’s Zack Hicks.

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