
Hans Greimel
Asia Editor at Automotive News
Automotive News, Asia Editor. Co-Author of "Collision Course: Carlos Ghosn and Culture Wars that Upended an Auto Empire," by Harvard Business Review Press.
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2 weeks ago |
autonews.com | Hans Greimel
The Kia Tasman, seen here on display April 3 at the Seoul Mobility Show, is the South Korean carmaker's first pickup. The Tasman underscores the company's ambition to break into new segments.
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2 weeks ago |
autonews.com | Hans Greimel
Foxconn executive Jun Seki, seen here presenting in Tokyo, said the Taiwanese contract manufacturer has a full lineup of EVs on tap and wants to introduce two utility vehicles to the U.S., starting in late 2025.
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2 weeks ago |
autonews.com | Hans Greimel
Honda Executive Vice President Shinji Aoyama, the company's second-in-command, has abruptly resigned amid an allegation of inappropriate conduct.
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2 weeks ago |
autonews.com | Hans Greimel
Nissan's plant in Smyrna, Tenn., is a now critical source of U.S.-made Rogue crossovers in the new era of Trump tariffs.
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3 weeks ago |
autonews.com | Hans Greimel
The Kia Tasman, shown April 3 at the Seoul Mobility Show, is the South Korean carmaker's first pickup and underscores the company's ambition to break into new segments.
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South Korea's Kia has big plans for electric pickups in North America. Next question is where it will build them all... Kia sets goal of 90,000 electric pickup sales in North America, even as it cuts EV forecast https://t.co/3bvI3rpW6C

Foxconn is diving into the auto sector, in pursuit of Nissan and other partners, and taking a run at the U.S. market. Foxconn plans 2 EVs for U.S. as iPhone maker blitzes into global autos, stalks Nissan https://t.co/MLb9qW9YhS

First, Honda's merger with Nissan falls through, now this... Honda’s No. 2 exec, Shinji Aoyama, abruptly resigns amid allegations of inappropriate conduct https://t.co/c63kIK2Tay