Skywell EVs catch fire across Turkey, Chinese engineers arrive to investigate

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Skywell EVs catch fire across Turkey, Chinese engineers arrive to investigate

A specialist technical delegation from Chinese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer Skywell has arrived in Turkey to investigate a rash of thermal incidents involving the ... »»»

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Xinhuanet Cina 12.08. 15:36

China's NEV sales share tops 60 pct in July

BEIJING, Aug. 12 (Xinhua) -- China's new-energy vehicle (NEV) sales in July 2026 accounted for more than 60 percent of the monthly new car sales for the first time, while the cumulative share for the first seven months of the year also surpassed 50 percent, industry data showed on Wednesday. In Jul»»»

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U.S. affordability to face brunt of tariffs on Canada, Carney says - National | Globalnews.ca

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Americans will face the brunt of affordability challenges posed by U.S. President Donald Trump’s latest salvo in the trade war between the two countries. Carney’s comments came a day after Trump threatened 100 per cent tariffs on Canadian goods over its deci»»»

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The Times of India India 22.08.2025. 06:51

Send back your engineers to China with immediate effect: iPhone maker Foxconn gets instructions as iPhone 17 launch nears - The Times of India

Foxconn subsidiary Yuzhan Technology has recalled approximately 300 Chinese engineers from its India operations, marking the second such instance recently. This action follows reports that Beijing requested Foxconn chairman Young Liu to assess the company's Indian investments. Apple's largest iPhon»»»

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The New Indian Express India 11.07.2025. 13:28

India readies Rs 1,345-crore incentive scheme for rare earth magnet manufacturing

NEW DELHI: Amid growing concern over rare earth magnet supply disruption, inter-ministerial consultations are underway for implementing a Rs 1,345 crore incentive scheme for production of these magnets locally. “The government is interested in manufacturers who process rare earth oxides to magnets.»»»

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