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  • Jul 24, 2014
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    Stakes High for U.S., EU Automakers in Trade Talks  

    Industry representatives hope the trade agreement will acknowledge their claim that there are few practical differences in outcomes produced by different regulations on either side of the Atlantic....More
  • Jul 24, 2014
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    Global Automakers May Abandon Russian Production

    One analysis suggests limited capacity, possible loss of government support, devaluation of the ruble and other factors may prompt global automakers to halt assembly operations in Russia and instead focus on imports....More
  • Jun 17, 2014
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    EU’s Russian Antidumping Case Has Geopolitical Roots  

    The EU needs to draw a line in the sand over Russian breaches of WTO rules, analysts say. The country is too important a market to allow it to flout trade treaties already accepted....More
  • Jun 2, 2014
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    New Government Boosts Indian Automakers’ Optimism  

    Rising production costs, interest rates and sale prices, plus a decline in availability of financing, have damaged Indian automakers in the past 24 months. Investments have been delayed, jobs have been curtailed and worker unrest is widespread....More
  • May 30, 2014
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    Russian About-Face Would Offer Automakers Incentives  

    The Russian Parliament, facing the prospect of additional economic sanctions, is considering amending federal laws to provide tax relief and other benefits to foreign automakers....More
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    EU Asks WTO to Intervene in Tariff Dispute With Russia  

    The EU contends Russia is illegally protecting its own automakers by imposing duties of 29.6% on imported German vans and 23% on imports from Italy, making them less affordable for consumers....More
  • May 19, 2014
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    Japan Trade Talks Encourage EU, But Automakers Leery  

    Japan should commit to further changes in taxation and other regulatory reforms so European subcompact cars can compete on an equal footing with even smaller kei cars in the Japanese market, the European automakers’ group says....More
  • Apr 15, 2014
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    Taiwanese Market: Car Vs. Scooter

    The Taiwanese government is pushing scooters with cleaner-burning engines that sell for as little as NT$50,000 ($1,659), and a small number of electric scooters can be had for similar money after government subsidies are factored in....More
  • Apr 15, 2014
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    Colombia Ready With Program to Prop Up Auto Sector

    The primary objective of the scheme is to help the domestic industry recover market share from inexpensive imports, notably by slashing tariffs on parts and materials imported for vehicle assembly....More
  • Apr 11, 2014
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    Taiwan Keeps Plugging In EV Market

    Without homegrown automakers that compete on a world stage, how can a nation barely larger than Rhode Island become a world leader in a sector that is struggling to gain a foothold in other mature vehicle markets, such as the U.S.?...More
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