Automobiles & Components

Stable Porsche market: data group’s stake in pre‑owned Porsche marketplace fuels growth insights while Porsche AG shares hold steady amid electrification shift.

Rivian’s Q4 earnings spark a double‑digit rally, showing stronger production, EV logistics revenue, and disciplined capital use, easing investor doubts and boosting long‑term growth prospects.

BMW recalls models for fire‑risk, partners with Infineon on its next‑gen EV platform, and moves toward 2027 launch while tightening safety and electrification.

Mercedes‑Benz’s 2025 earnings miss, share‑repurchase surge, phantom‑option payout, and battery‑replacement drive reveal a premium‑auto group balancing short‑term pressure with long‑term electrification plans.

Sumitomo Electric’s rise in Tokyo stocks is driven by its bold shift into renewable energy, partnering with Australian Vanadium to develop a 500‑MWh flow‑battery that could reshape EV and grid storage markets.

Ford plans a $30,000 EV line, cutting battery costs and partnering with Chinese firms to boost affordability, supply‑chain resilience, and global reach.

Rivian’s Q4 earnings beat expectations, boosting shares and raising debate on the R2 SUV’s impact and supply‑chain risks amid mixed analyst views.

Stable Porsche Automobil Holding shares on Xetra reflect cautious German market sentiment, electric‑vehicle focus, and macro‑economic trends.

BMW’s Neue Klasse platform: software‑centric electrification, Infineon chips, real‑time power management, and OTA updates—redefining driving joy for the EV age.

Volkswagen’s bold 20% cost‑cut plan and T‑Roc Cabriolet launch signal a strategic pivot toward electrification, aiming to boost margins, meet EU CO₂ rules, and sharpen global competitiveness.