Volvo Suspends U.S. Car Production Amid Parts Shortage
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Just in time for Volvo's upcoming 100th anniversary, Geely is laying off several thousand highly skilled engineers. There are likely to be more. According to the owners, Volvo has fallen too far behind in electric car development. The factory in Torslanda will continue for a while longer, but now belongs to technological history. Reinfeldt was finally right, I think. Now our industry is almost "gone".
Joint Statement from State Senators Tedder and Sutton on Volvo Plant Shutdown, Worker Layoffs, and Trade Policy Risks
State Senators Deon Tedder (D-North Charleston) and Ed Sutton (D-Charleston) released the following joint statement after production resumed at Volvo’s Ridgeville plant, following a temporary shutdown caused by parts shortages. Though workers have returned, the senators warned that these disruptions—fueled by reckless trade policies and tariffs—should never be allowed to threaten South Carolina jobs again.
Volvo Warns Against Filming Smartphone Camera Zapping LiDAR System
Volvo’s new EX90 uses a roof-mounted LiDAR system to help it detect hazards hundreds of metres ahead, even in complete darkness. The laser-based tech plays a key role in the brand’s latest push toward autonomous driving and next-level safety systems. But there’s a catch – filming it up close with your smartphone might come at a cost. Looking for a new or used Volvo? Find it here with CARmag! Several reports have emerged showing that taking close…
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