JUNE 13, 2022

Plug-In Hybrids: The Runway to Greater EV Adoption?

Avoiding some of the sticker shock of full EVs, plug-in hybrids can lessen dependency on gasoline, save the customer money by using less gasoline and nurture the eventual transition to EVs.

Autoline Daily 2022: Top Industry News for June 13

ELMS: First EV SPAC Startup to Fail; NIO Confirms Plans for U.S. Market; BMW M2 Features Lots of Piston Power

U.S. Seeks Probe of Worker Rights at Mexican Foundry

The U.S. Trade Representative reportedly has asked the Treasury Department to suspend the sale of goods from the Teksid Hierro foundry while Mexican authorities investigate whether workers’ collective-bargaining rights are being violated.

UK Supply Chain Challenges: Post-Brexit Update

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UK Supply Chain Challenges: Post-Brexit Update provides results from Grant Thornton's recent survey around Brexit supply chain challenges and what companies are doing to protect themselves. GlobalAutoIndustry.com talks with Oliver Bridge who leads Grant Thornton’s global automotive team.

Volkswagen’s Multiple Recyclable Battery Components

From TU Automotive
Volkswagen is hoping to pioneer the multiple recycling of automotive battery components to reduce waste and production CO2 emissions.

White House Proposes So-So Standards for Charging; FLO Picks Michigan

The U.S. DOT proposes four ports per station, with a minimum charging speed of 150 kW.

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