Suppliers bring new visions for a new era

A rendering shows Magna’s stand at CES, where it will show off technologies including “morphing surfaces”.

December 29, 2022 05:00 AM

Much has changed for auto suppliers in the three years since they last converged at a fully in-person CES in Las Vegas.

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Trump announces 25% tariff on imported vehicles and parts

Trump announces 25% tariff on imported vehicles and parts

Hyundai touts American investment at Georgia EV plant

Hyundai touts American investment at Georgia EV plant

Nissan says it’s here to stay at show-and-tell, plans wave of 10 products by ’27 in ‘critical’ U.S.

Nissan says it’s here to stay at show-and-tell, plans wave of 10 products by ’27 in ‘critical’ U.S.

Live talk at noon March 31: Top 150 Dealership Groups and automotive retail

Live talk at noon March 31: Top 150 Dealership Groups and automotive retail

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Trump announces 25% tariff on imported vehicles and parts

Live updates on tariffs: Trump sets 25% tariff on vehicles made outside U.S.

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