LONDON -- The auto industry took a step nearer to curbing its dependence on palladium after BASF developed a new technology for gasoline cars that substitutes some of the metal with cheaper platinum.
LONDON -- The auto industry took a step nearer to curbing its dependence on palladium after BASF developed a new technology for gasoline cars that substitutes some of the metal with cheaper platinum.
Stellantis design chief Ralph Gilles said the diminished brand is “ripe for a new chapter.”