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Automakers sold nearly 3.8 million vehicles in the first quarter versus a year ago. With inventory on dealer lots growing toward pre-pandemic levels, auto companies were forced to reduce prices
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The “You Can In Michigan” program celebrated surpassing its 1,000-plus recruiting target in Grand Haven.
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Mobile GR says they plan to position 6 electric vehicles at city owned parking lots for rent by the hour or day.
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Michigan’s Chief Infrastructure Officer Zachary Kolodin follows up on the Governor’s recent directive to make all government vehicles electric by 2040.
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GM has had trouble with machinery that stacks battery cells into modules at assembly plants. The guidance on Thursday of mid single-digit profit margins in two years is a little better than the low-to-mid single digits the company has estimated in the past.
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A partnership between MDOT, the city of Detroit and electric vehicle charging developer Electreon has led to the creation of the nation’s first ever public EV-charging roadway.
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Demonstrations were held Wednesday at Michigan Central innovation district, a hub for advancing technologies that address barriers to mobility.
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Ford to resume building Michigan electric vehicle battery plant delayed by strike, but scale it backFord put the plan on hold in late September as the union went on strike at targeted assembly plants run by Ford, General Motors and Jeep maker Stellantis.
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The company said in a statement Tuesday that the factory in Orion Township, Michigan, will instead start making electric Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra pickups in late 2025.
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New battery contract with Toyota supports U.S. assemby.