BMW wakes up from hydrogen dream

December 13, 2009 05:00 AM

Bad news for hydrogen-powered cars translated into good news for electric cars last week.

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Nissan mulls plant closings in Japan and Mexico, reports say

The once-dominant Japanese carmaker is restructuring to address a slump in global sales and profitability in the face of rising competition from China’s fast-growing electric vehicle sector.

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Tariff costs, policy uncertainty prevent suppliers from investing in the U.S., MEMA says

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