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U.S. automakers beat earnings expectations in Q3 2025 despite challenges, with mixed EV strategies amid policy shifts and rising prices.
Automakers reported stronger-than-expected earnings in Q3 2025 despite tariffs, supply chain issues, and a semiconductor shortage, with GM, Ford, and Stellantis posting profits or revenue gains.
Volkswagen posted a loss, impacted by tariffs and Porsche’s shift from electric vehicles.
Lower tariffs on imports from Japan, Europe, and Korea, along with eased rules on parts, provided relief.
Vehicle prices rose about 0.5% on average, driven by higher production costs and policy changes favoring more profitable, higher-emission vehicles.
The elimination of the federal EV tax credit slowed EV adoption, leading GM to halt its electric van and Stellantis to prioritize traditional engines, though Ford and GM reaffirmed long-term EV commitments due to competition and potential future policy shifts.
Ford plans to launch a $30,000 electric pickup regardless.
Los fabricantes de automóviles estadounidenses superaron las expectativas de ganancias en el tercer trimestre de 2025 a pesar de los desafíos, con estrategias mixtas de EV en medio de cambios en las políticas y el aumento de los precios.