Global electric vehicle manufacturer NIO has marked a decade of UK-based engineering with the opening of a new research and development centre in Witney, Oxfordshire. The facility brings together more than 40 UK engineers under...

Jaguar Land Rover’s decision to pivot toward the United States while retreating from its dependence on China is more than a corporate strategy. It is a reflection of a broader economic reality: multinational corporations are...

BMW’s profit warning arrives as another fracture in the long postwar illusion that Germany’s industrial export model is stable, self-correcting, and insulated from geopolitical shock. Beneath the language of “weakness in China” and “pricing pressure,” BMW is...

Honda’s crisis is not merely the story of a struggling automaker. It is a story about what happens when institutions lose contact with the realities that once sustained them. Inside the company, a quiet rebellion...

Tesla’s latest announcement in Austin is framed as “progress”: unsupervised robotaxis expanding across the city, a step toward a future where machines replace the frailty of human drivers and corporate algorithms mediate urban mobility. But...

A growing shortage of memory chips driven by demand from AI data centres could trigger significant price increases for consumer goods and disrupt global supply chains, according to industry groups. In a letter to the...