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SAIC Motor Reaches 100 Million Vehicles Globally: A Historic Record for the Chinese Automotive Industry
SAIC Motor Group is preparing to deliver its 100 millionth vehicle at the end of this month, marking the first time a Chinese automaker has achieved such a massive cumulative production volume on a global scale...
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Demand for natural rubber in India is projected to increase by 3.6% in 2026, driven by the automotive industry.
The Indian rubber industry is experiencing a surge in investment in technology and exports. The global market is projected to face a deficit of 400,000 tons by 2026 due to unfavorable weather conditions.
Rubber prices today, January 6th: Japan rises for the 9th consecutive session to its highest level since March.
Global rubber prices maintained their strong upward trend thanks to the positive outlook for the global automotive and electric vehicle industries. In Japan, rubber futures prices reached their highest level since the end of March.
Chinese automotive industry: Record low profits, 70% of models sold at a loss.
Profit margins in China's automotive industry reached 4.4% in the first 11 months of 2025, facing pressure from rising costs and a fierce price war between electric and gasoline vehicles.
The European automotive industry faces the risk of a chip shortage from Newport.
Geopolitical disputes involving supplier Nexperia threaten to severely disrupt the supply chain, causing concern for major automakers like Volkswagen and BMW.
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