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Toyota supplier Denso has launched a $8.3 billion bid to acquire chip maker Renesas, strengthening its position in power management semiconductors critical for electric vehicles amid ongoing supply chain vulnerabilities.[1]

Bosch is collaborating with Chinese EV maker Nio to co-develop critical technologies for software-defined vehicles, focusing on battery management systems, drive-by-wire chassis, and advanced sensing modules.

Mercedes-Benz is in discussions to share its South African manufacturing facility with China's Great Wall Motor (GWM) as US tariffs jeopardize the plant's future viability.

Bosch is collaborating with Chinese EV maker Nio to advance software-defined vehicles through joint development of battery management systems, drive-by-wire chassis, and sensing modules.

Bosch is collaborating with Chinese EV maker Nio to develop key software-defined vehicle technologies such as advanced battery management systems, drive-by-wire chassis, and sensing modules.

Siemens is partnering with SAICEC to build complex digital twins of automotive architectures using PAVE360 software, enhancing verification from system to chip level.

Ford’s BlueOval Battery Park in the USA is scheduled to commence battery production in summer 2026, advancing EV manufacturing capacity.

Škoda Auto has opened a new €200 million battery assembly facility in Mladá Boleslav, capable of producing 335,000 systems annually to bolster Volkswagen Group's EV strategy.

Maruti Suzuki plans to add 500,000 units of annual capacity through new lines at Kharkhoda and Hansalpur to address surging demand and clear order backlogs.

Škoda Auto has launched a €200 million battery assembly facility capable of producing 335,000 systems annually, bolstering Volkswagen Group's EV strategy.

Maruti Suzuki plans to add 500,000 vehicles capacity next fiscal with new lines at Kharkhoda and Hansalpur to address pending orders and low inventories.

Nine leading automakers including Toyota, BMW, Nissan, and Stellantis have replaced CEOs in the past year, driven by tariffs, Chinese competition, and demands for EV and digital expertise.

Qnovo, a leader in battery software, today announced a strategic investment from Hyundai Motor Company and Kia Corporation. The investment expands collaboration between the companies and advances the deployment

Bosch and NIO have entered a strategic partnership to collaborate on advanced smart EV technologies including chassis, battery management, and sensing systems across NIO's brand portfolio.

ASAM has launched a new diagnostic API standardizing data exchange for real-time testing of ECUs, BMS, and other components in software-defined vehicles.