Jaelyn Campbell

20 hours ago | cbtnews.com | Jaelyn Campbell

The Detroit automaker, General Motors (GM), has recently promoted Mike Trevorrow to Senior Vice President of Global Manufacturing, effective immediately, expanding his leadership responsibilities across the automaker’s worldwide production network.  With more than two decades at the company, Trevorrow will oversee more than 95,000 team members at 110 sites across 11 countries and four continents. He will report directly to GM President Mark Reuss.

1 day ago | cbtnews.com | Jaelyn Campbell

A global auto manufacturing slowdown could begin in weeks as China’s export restrictions on rare Earth minerals and magnets continue to choke the supply chain, forcing European suppliers to pause production and threaten operations in the United States. The European Association of Automotive Suppliers (CLEPA) confirmed that several European parts manufacturers have already halted production, citing a shortage of critical components.

1 day ago | cbtnews.com | Jaelyn Campbell

Volvo will debut a next-generation seatbelt system in its upcoming EX60 electric SUV, utilizing smart sensors and adaptive technology to tailor crash protection to each passenger’s body size and seating position. Set to launch in 2026, the EX60 will be the first model to feature Volvo’s new “multi-adaptive safety belt,” a significant upgrade to the iconic three-point seatbelt the company introduced in 1959.

2 days ago | cbtnews.com | Jaelyn Campbell

Ram is reversing course on one of its most controversial product decisions, bringing back the legendary 5.7-liter HEMI® V-8 engine to the 2026 Ram 1500 in response to the strong consumer demand. Ordering for HEMI-equipped models is now open, with the first trucks scheduled to arrive at dealerships this summer. “Ram screwed up when we dropped the HEMI — we own it and we fixed it,” said Ram CEO Tim Kuniskis in the company’s press release.

2 days ago | asbn.com | Jaelyn Campbell

President Donald Trump renewed his attacks on Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell on Wednesday, calling for immediate interest rate cuts after the payroll firm ADP released disappointing job reports. The report showed private-sector payrolls by just 37,000 in May, well below expectations and the lowest since March 2023.