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By David Shepardson WASHINGTON — On Wednesday, President Donald Trump held a meeting with General Motors CEO Mary Barra to discuss the company’s investment strategies in light of the continuing tariff dispute, according to a statement from a White House representative. The previous week, Trump consented to grant an exemption from his stringent 25% tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico to automobile manufacturers for a period of one month. This was provided these companies adhere to current free-trade regulations following discussions involving himself and executives including Mary Barra, the head of GM; Jim Farley, CEO at Ford; and John Elkann, chairman of Stellantis. On Thursday, Trump informed journalists that GM had stopped by on Wednesday with plans to invest "$60 billion," according to them. On Thursday, GM had not yet provided immediate comments regarding the meeting, and it remains unclear over which timeframe any additional expenditures might take p...

Berlin (dpa) — In the previous year, Tesla’s Model Y was closely competing with the Toyota Corolla for the top spot as the most purchased vehicle globally. The American electric vehicle maker attracted numerous automobile purchasers with this mid-sized SUV, impressing them with its excellent cost-effectiveness. Recently, though, the Model Y has seen a decline in its appeal. This might be linked to the far-right political leanings and social media disinformation connected to Tesla CEO Elon Musk. However, it might also be due to prospective buyers waiting for the new model, as Tesla aims to address some of the shortcomings of the initial Model Y series. The latest version of the Model Y, called Juniper, boasts numerous enhancements in its specifications; however, the most striking changes are visibly evident from the exterior. Upfront, sleeker, adaptable headlamps coupled with an unbroken LED strip lend the car a cutting-edge look. The vehicle bears some resemblance ...

Eager to purchase a new vehicle? You may wish to hold off as several exciting models are set to hit dealerships nearby very soon. These include a vintage-inspired sports sedan equipped with a conventional fuel engine and a tough all-terrain SUV driven by an electric motor. Additionally, there’s a hybrid pickup truck featuring both gas-powered and electric capabilities, potentially revolutionizing the market. The experts at Edmunds have picked their top choices among these upcoming releases for prospective buyers. 2026 Dodge Charger Six-Pack Sedan Perhaps you've come across the Charger Daytona R/T, Dodge’s latest electric performance coupé inspired by the iconic 1969 model. However, should you prefer not to go for an EV and require a four-door option instead, there's positive news ahead: introducing the 2026 Charger Sixpack four-door sedan powered by a turbocharged 3.0-liter inline-six gasoline engine. Referred to as the "Hurricane," this engine delivers 4...