Automakers, airlines, ride-hailing, logistics, shipping, electric vehicles, and the transportation economy.
The companies announced a Strategic Customer Agreement intended to give Ford more continuity in getting key memory and storage components, while Micron expands capacity for automotive-grade demand.
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After winning the 94th Le Mans 24 Hours, Toyota’s endurance squad heads to Interlagos with the WEC title lead within reach as the 2026 World Endurance Championship resumes July 10-12 in Brazil.
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A market report says Tesla produced more automobiles than Wall Street expected in the second quarter, a long-awaited datapoint for investors. The same report flags a “warning sign,” without detailing what specifically drove the concern.
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Wall Street discussion about a combination of Tesla and SpaceX is resurfacing after one analyst put the probability of a merger at more than 80%, highlighting how SpaceX’s public-market momentum is sharpening speculation about Elon Musk’s broader business structure.
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The memory-chip maker and the automaker say the deal is intended to stabilize sourcing for vehicle production while supporting future technology validation.
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The delivery company says it is investing in temperature-controlled cross-dock facilities intended to speed and tighten oversight for shipments that require refrigeration, including medicines.
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Ford is adjusting its electric-vehicle plans as demand softens and supplier problems interrupt parts of its operations, according to recent reporting. The changes center on refocusing investment toward more affordable EV models rather than higher-profile projects that have been scaled back.
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As copper prices rise and supply remains tight, automakers including Tesla and Ferrari are increasingly treating aluminum as a practical substitute for certain wiring needs. A recent $4.1 billion transaction tied to industrial aluminum capacity underscores how commodity economics are shaping vehicle material choices.
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The Tesla CEO pushed back on online speculation that Optimus V3 humanoid robot production is ahead of schedule, warning the initial ramp will be slow because Tesla is building a new manufacturing system.
