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Demand for High-Mileage Hybrids, EVs Help Keep June Auto Sales Afloat

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By Joseph Szczesny Verified
| headlight.news
Sales of electrified vehicles helped keep the industry afloat in June and during the second quarter, with Korean brands, in particular, delivering record sales numbers. New car sales for June gave a bit of much-needed momentum to the industry. South Korean automakers Hyundai, Kia and Genesis reported record sales during the second quarter and the month of June, providing some much needed momentum to a market that had been showing signs of strain in recent months.
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The Era of Automotive Globalization is Dead

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By Joseph Szczesny Verified
| headlight.news
Stagnating demand in Western markets, the end of the ‘global car,’ and the cost of electrification present automakers and suppliers with a triple conundrum, says AlixPartners’ annual report on the state of the auto industry. Chinese automakers are rolling out new products like this Geely Emgrand EV at a rapid pace.
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UAW strike at Michigan supplier to GM seeks amends for 2008

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By Joseph Szczesny Verified
| WardsAuto Verified
Listen to the article 6 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback . UAW workers at a Three Rivers, Michigan, plant that supplies axle components for General Motors’ full-size trucks went on strike Monday after negotiations between the union and the supplier, Dauch Corp., formerly called American Axle, failed to result in an agreement.
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