General Motors has taken a significant step supporting U.S. policy by telling its suppliers that they must find alternatives to China for raw materials and components. The goal is to move supply chains entirely out of China. According to Reuters, the automaker has even set a deadline for some suppliers to end their supply relationships with China by 2027. While European automakers are increasing sourcing from China and putting pressure on their own suppliers, GM is moving in

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Over the past year, the global automotive industry has witnessed a remarkable wave of leadership changes. Many major brands have seen their CEOs step down, marking a symbolic transition “from autumn to winter” for the sector — a reflection of how deep and complex the current transformation truly is. The new leaders are stepping into their roles amid one of the most challenging periods in the industry’s history. Today’s agenda extends far beyond manufacturing; it now encompass

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Chinese automotive giant BYD has officially announced its $1 billion investment in Turkey... Thus, after many years, Turkey has...