FPT phát động Automotive Hackathon 2026 với chủ đề "Shape The AI-Defined Mobility Era" nhằm tìm kiếm và kết nối nguồn nhân lực chất lượng cao cho ngành công nghiệp ô tô AI, khuyến khích cộng đồng công nghệ Việt Nam giải quyết bài toán thực tiễn.
UK government plans to lower electric car sales targets from 80% to 50% by 2030 have drawn strong criticism from the charging industry and EV brands. Critics argue this move, influenced by manufacturer and union lobbying, will harm investment, jobs, and the UK's automotive future, potentially benefiting Chinese manufacturers.
Alexander Galushka, Deputy Secretary of the Russian Public Chamber, stated at SPIEF that China's automotive industry has surpassed Germany and Japan, moving from being mocked for poor quality to a technological powerhouse.
Geely Auto plans to restructure assets to eliminate excess capacity and enhance global competitiveness in its battle with BYD. The company aims to become a stronger, larger automaker with improved systemic development, governance, and international presence.
A collection of automotive news including Rivian's new R2 model, GM's vehicle-to-grid technology, the controversial design of the Ferrari Luce EV, Tesla's Autopilot safeguards being bypassed, and NYC and LA teaming up to advocate for EVs.
India has removed the license requirement for automotive radar sensors operating in the 77-81 GHz frequency band. This move aims to enhance road safety and promote the adoption of advanced driver-assistance and autonomous driving technologies by aligning with global standards.
BYD, the Shenzhen-based EV maker, has seen a strong rebound in overseas deliveries, surging 76% year-on-year to nearly 300,000 units in April and May. This recovery, driven by rising oil prices due to the US-Israel war with Iran, has bolstered founder Wang Chuanfu's ambition to become the world's largest carmaker by 2030.
Nine US industry trade groups warned the Trump administration that the rapid expansion of AI data centers is consuming a large share of memory chip capacity, driving up prices and straining supplies for other critical industries like automotive and healthcare.
Chery, China's largest car exporter, sold three times as many vehicles overseas as domestically in May, with international sales comprising 73% of its total. This trend mirrors other Chinese automakers like BYD and Great Wall Motor, who are also expanding globally.
Germany granted citizenship to a record 332,500 people in 2025, a 14% increase from the previous year. Syrians, Turks, and Russians were the largest groups naturalized. The German auto industry's outlook improved slightly, while Germany campaigns for a UN Security Council seat.
Italy's government launched a new decree and a €1.3 billion fund for the automotive sector. However, direct incentives for consumers are limited, focusing on electric motorcycles, scooters, commercial vehicles, and social rentals, while the bulk supports businesses.
A report by the Korea Institute for Advanced Automotive Research urges Korean semiconductor firms like Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix to strengthen their competitiveness in the automotive semiconductor market, where they currently lag behind international rivals.
European auto suppliers may benefit from Chinese EV makers' expansion into the EU, driven by demand and local protectionist measures. Vulcan Energy Resources highlights opportunities for local inputs like batteries and lithium, despite EU restrictions on foreign investment.
Italy's government has released a €1.3 billion decree (Dpcm) to support the automotive sector, including incentives for low-income individuals to purchase vans, motorcycles, scooters, and for long-term car rentals. Funds will also support innovation and development within the supply chain.
Italy's Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy has approved a €1.34 billion fund to support the automotive sector's productive investments, R&D, and innovation. The DPCM "Automotive" also includes incentives for sustainable mobility and commercial vehicle fleet renewal, aiming to boost competitiveness against Asian rivals.
Italy's Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy announced a 1.34 billion euro package to support the automotive sector's investments, R&D, and innovation. The plan also includes incentives for sustainable mobility and commercial vehicle renewal, aiming to counter Asian competition.
Italy's government has approved a 1.34 billion euro package to support the automotive industry, focusing on productive investments, R&D, and innovation. It also includes incentives for sustainable mobility and commercial vehicle renewal.
Sakarya ranks fourth in Turkey's automotive exports, generating $1.47 billion from January to April. The city exported 48,007 vehicles out of 80,871 produced, with Toyota leading production and exports.
Italy's Minister of Enterprises and Made in Italy, Adolfo Urso, announced that a €1.6 billion automotive decree, aimed at incentivizing research in new technologies, is close to final approval. The decree, agreed upon with business associations on January 30th and presented to the Ministry of Economy on February 13th, awaits final clearance from the Ministry of Economy.
Fuyao Glass Industry Group's new smart factory in Anhui, China, features 90% automation with robotics and AI, serving as a model for future plants and reinforcing its position as a key global auto glass supplier.
Fuyao Glass, a major automotive glass supplier, is leveraging a new 90% automated plant in Anhui, China, as a blueprint for future production, integrating robotics and AI to enhance productivity and maintain its global market leadership.
Automechanika Istanbul, Avrupa'dan Orta Doğu'ya uzanan geniş bir coğrafyada otomotiv satış sonrası sektörünün en stratejik ticaret platformlarından biri olarak öne çıkıyor. Fuar, elektrikli araç teknolojilerinden kariyer fırsatlarına kadar geniş bir içerik sunuyor.
The 2026 Third Chengdu-Chongqing Region (Chengdu) Automotive Industry Chain Ecosystem Cooperation Conference opened on May 21st in Chengdu, focusing on "New Intelligence, Connecting the Future." The event highlights the significant collaborative development of the Chengdu-Chongqing automotive industry, which has become China's third-largest automotive industry cluster.
Fincantieri e Teijin Automotive Technologies firmano un MoU per sviluppare paratie non-strutturali in materiali compositi per navi. L'obiettivo è ridurre il peso e migliorare la sicurezza con materiali innovativi certificati.
