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Audi's 7,500 Job Cuts: What Brussels Sale And VW's 2030 Plan Reveal (opens the original)
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A Belgian real estate group bought the corpse of Audi Brussels on Tuesday, September 1. Two days later, Volkswagen Group's supervisory board signed off on a plan that puts an Audi plant in Germany on a watch list. If you want to understand where Europe's premium car industry actually is right now, those two announcements sitting 48 hours apart tell you more than any earnings deck. Start with the number everyone remembers. In March 2025, Audi's board and works council signed an agreement cutting
Thailand's Auto Tax Overhaul: Why Japanese Carmakers Are Fighting Back (opens the original)
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When a prime minister flies 5,700 miles to New Zealand and spends part of the trip insisting that nobody is leaving his country, the honest read is usually that somebody is packing. Anutin Charnvirakul made exactly that denial on August 21, telling reporters in Wellington that Japanese manufacturers are not relocating their production bases out of Thailand, and pointing at headline foreign investment numbers as proof. In the same breath he confirmed he'd handed Deputy PM and Finance Minister Ekn
Kia and Hyundai Mobis Just Paid $11.5 Million to Settle a Georgia Visa Scandal — Here's What the Filing Reveals (opens the original)
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Eleven and a half million dollars is roughly what Kia Georgia's West Point plant produces in vehicle value on a good afternoon. It's also the number a federal judge in the Northern District of Georgia just signed off on to close out a four-year case brought by 614 Mexican nationals who say they were recruited to Georgia as engineers and ended up bolting parts to cars. The case is Martinez v. Mobis Alabama, LLC, No. 3:22-cv-00145, filed in the Newnan Division in August 2022 and handled by Judge L
Uber Is Now Financing Motorcycles in Latin America — Here's What Riders Should Know (opens the original)
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Uber has spent a decade insisting it doesn't own the cars. This week it took an equity position in the company that sells the bikes. The ride-hailing firm is putting money into Galgo, the Santiago-based platform that sells and finances motorcycles to Latin American buyers who can't get bank credit. Per the companies' joint announcement out of Mexico City, the tie-up launches in Mexico, reaches Chile and Colombia in the first quarter of 2027, and funds Galgo's push into an unnamed fourth market p
McLaren Just Created A New Design Power Structure, And It Has A Problem (opens the original)
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McLaren has hired a Chief Creative Officer, and the org chart is the interesting part McLaren Automotive has appointed David Woodhouse as Chief Creative Officer, adding him to the Executive Leadership Team with a remit that reads less like a design job and more like a brand-integrity mandate: vehicle and product design direction, brand identity, communications, retail environments, partnerships and licensed products. Woodhouse is a serious hire. Most recently he ran Nissan Design America, where
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