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The debate over allowing Chinese vehicles into the U.S. has intensified following recent comments from President Donald Trump, who stated he would be open to Chinese automakers building cars in the U.S. provided they hire American workers, similar to Japanese…
The Ford Tourneo, introduced to the Australian market in 2024 as a highly configurable model seating up to eight people, is undergoing a major powertrain shift. Initially launched with a single powertrain option—a 2.0L EcoBlue diesel engine paired with an…
The 2023 Ford Escape debuted as the final mid-cycle refresh for the model before its discontinuation late last year, though Australia never received that version of the small SUV. Soon, Australian buyers will gain access to the Ford Bronco Basecamp,…
According to Experian data analyzed in the Q2 2026 State of the Automotive Finance Report, Ford Motor Company ranks near the top for total vehicles currently on U.S. roads across all model years, holding a 15.4 percent market share that…
Yamaha has revamped its WR450F enduro bike for 2027, boasting a new engine, frame, shock, hydraulic clutch, and rear brake. The updates aim to enhance low- and midrange power and control on the trail. The 2027 WR450F features the latest…
The Suez Canal has seen a significant increase in revenue, rising 42% year-over-year to $505 million in July, the highest monthly level since December 2023. This surge is attributed to the rerouting of ships due to the Iran war’s effective…
The Tyre Recovery Association (TRA) is pushing for significant reforms to the UK’s end-of-life tire (ELT) regulations, citing an estimated 150 kilotonnes per annum (ktpa) of dormant domestic processing capacity. Currently, the UK exports approximately 1 kilotonne of whole waste…
Saudi Aramco has shifted about 20 million barrels of spot crude to Asian refiners for September‑October pickup outside the Strait of Hormuz after the shutdown of its East‑West pipeline, which halted cross‑country flows to the Red Sea. The sales, confirmed…
Brent crude slipped 1.1% to $107.61 a barrel, while benchmark U.S. crude fell 2% to $103.70 a barrel, marking the first weekly decline in oil prices as Saudi Arabia’s key pipeline shutdown adds strain to global supply. The shutdown follows…
Chinese supplier plans €130m carbon black, silica plant in Egypt | European Rubber Journal MENU News Focus Featured Content Technical Papers FTR Awards Featured Articles Rubber & tire machinery makers record solid growth performance 17 June 2025 Tire & rubber…