Ferrari boss promises 'emotion' won't be lost in EV engine roar
Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna promised on Tuesday that the luxury carmaker's new electric vehicle will offer drivers the same roar as its historic combustion engines.
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Asian economies must go green to keep their competitive edge
Many Asian countries have relatively more lenient carbon emission rules compared to stricter standards in Western nations, making Asia generally more attractive to manufacturing industries seeking lower operational costs, including those related to environmental compliance.
U.S. startup Fisker to pause EV production after missing interest payment
(Reuters) -- Fisker said on Monday it would pause production of its electric vehicles for six weeks and raise up to $150 million in funding by selling convertible notes after missing an interest payment, as the startup tries to navigate a cash crunch.
TSMC, Intel suppliers delay U.S. plants on surging costs, labor crunch
TAIPEI -- At least five suppliers to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. and Intel have delayed construction of facilities in Arizona, a sign that rebuilding America's chip supply chain is a bigger challenge than expected.
U.S. to finance $500m in green exports to Vietnam
HO CHI MINH CITY -- The U.S. has inked a half-billion-dollar deal to boost green exports to Vietnam, the source of the country's third-biggest trade deficit and a rapidly rising manufacturing alternative to China.
Nvidia deepens BYD ties as it taps China EV makers' demand for AI
TAIPEI -- U.S. chipmaker Nvidia is expanding its partnership with Chinese EV maker BYD to include AI training, auto manufacturing and in-car computing, even as the company is barred from selling some of its most powerful chips to China.
Japan's Toray developing membrane to recycle battery lithium
TOKYO -- Japanese chemical and fiber manufacturer Toray Industries is developing a new technology that can recover more than 80% of lithium from used lithium-ion batteries, with the aim of commercialization by March 2028, Nikkei has learned.
India wants to be a global chip powerhouse in 5 years
India wants to be among the world's top five semiconductor producers in the next five years, said Ashwini Vaishnaw, minister of electronics and information technology, railways and communications.