Automobiles & Components

Mercedes‑Benz’s 2025 earnings drop: tariffs, Chinese competition, and U.S. recall costs reveal sharp margin pressure and hidden opportunities in battery supply and digital services.

Volkswagen’s global strategy shifts: from India’s premium R‑Line SUV to EU‑localised Cupra Tavascan and a potential ID.4‑Tiguan rebrand, each move balances new markets, regulations and profitability.

Ford’s Q4 loss highlights factory disruptions and tariff costs, yet robust annual sales and a focused turnaround plan signal resilience amid EV and tech shifts.

Discover how Nissan’s revised FY‑2026 outlook reflects disciplined cost control amid tightening margins, regulatory challenges, and EV competition – what it means for investors.

Michelin’s 2025 results: €2.9 bn operating income, €2.1 bn free‑cash‑flow, strong resilience amid euro‑strength and EV growth—discover how tyre‑industry leaders stay ahead.

Stuttgart‑based automaker’s steady trading amid rising EV competition and new finance regulations—underlying solid cash flow but facing credit‑risk and regulatory hurdles.

Rivian’s Q4 2025 earnings preview: solid cash, institutional buys, but a loss‑cutting profit outlook amid EV demand slowdown and R2 launch prospects.

Continental AG’s share price hits a 52‑week low as negative earnings and limited EV focus erode investor confidence, leaving the company at risk amid a consumer‑discretionary downturn.

Mercedes‑Benz 2025 outlook: tariff, currency, and EV risks could erode margins, yet EQS‑PVR electrification and strong cash flow may preserve shareholder returns.

Volkswagen’s latest strategy: moving Cupra Tavascan to Europe, rebranding ID.4 as Tiguan, launching limited‑run models, and planning a diesel divestiture to boost EV focus.