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OCTOBER 11, 2023



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Honda Accord Hybrid: Fun, Fast and Frugal

Several Wards judges found themselves comparing the Accord Hybrid’s acceleration to that of an electric vehicle – that is to say, jackrabbit-quick.

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Autoline Daily 2023: Top Industry News for Oct. 11
GM Strikes Tentative Deal with Unifor; China Car Exports Soar in September; BMW Reveals New iX2 Electric
Canada’s Unifor Satisfied With Results of 12-Hour GM Strike
The new tentative agreement covering almost 4,300 GM workers calls for base hourly wage increases of nearly 20% for production employees and 25% for skilled tradespersons over the next three years.

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Mercedes Unveils Heavy Duty BEV Truck

Mercedes-Benz Trucks pulls wraps off its first heavy-duty battery electric semi claiming a daily range of 620 miles.

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Stellantis Plans Five C-Segment Models for Italian Plant, Unions Say

Production in Melfi begins next year with a DS model, followed in 2025 by the new Jeep Compass, plus another model for the DS luxury brand. Production of two more models, from the Opel and Lancia brands, will start in 2026.

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Managing Considerations When Moving Manufacturing Out of China

In this GlobalAutoIndustry.com Audio Interview "Managing Considerations When Moving Manufacturing Out of China" Ron Hesse speaks with Dan Harris, Founder & Managing Partner, and Head of China Manufacturing Practice with Harris Bricken, a leading international law firm

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FROM AUTOMOTIVE DIVE
LG Energy Solution invests $3B in US battery manufacturing expansion
The extra capacity will help the battery maker supply Toyota with lithium batteries in a new supply deal.
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U.S., Canada Strike-Related Production Losses Mounting
Since the first plants closed Sept. 15, cumulative Detroit 3 production losses totaled 85,900 units through Oct. 10 – roughly 85,300 in the U.S. The cumulative effect from the Mack Trucks plant walkout adds another 220 units.