The negotiations over the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement are fundamentally about power—specifically, which segment of capital gets to capture the surplus generated by automotive production. The United States is pushing to tighten “rules of origin,” demanding that a...

Ferrari’s unveiling of its first fully electric vehicle, the Luce, reads less like an automotive debut than a ritual of rupture — a deliberate severing from a mythology carefully cultivated over decades of combustion, speed,...

The fallout from the reveal of the Ferrari Luce continues. The polarising design wiped $3 billion from Ferrari’s stock price overnight, and the reaction has been overwhelmingly negative. When we covered the launch, we tried...

The emerging collaboration between Stellantis and Jaguar Land Rover is not an isolated corporate arrangement, but a clear expression of a deeper structural transformation in the global automotive industry. Over the past decade, the automobile sector has moved steadily...

What we are seeing with Honda Motor () is not simply a “bad year” or a temporary miscalculation in product strategy. It is a revealing moment in the deeper structural instability in the automobile sector...

Jaguar Land Rover’s collapse in profitability is not simply a corporate misfortune; it is a portrait of a wider industrial order in decay, where legacy manufacturers are increasingly exposed to the volatility of global power,...