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Feb 11

Exclusive: Taiwan weighs auto tariff cuts in talks with industry leaders

Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs convened a closed-door meeting with leading domestic automakers on February 10, 2026, signaling that potential tariff changes on imported vehicles — particularly from the United States — may be imminent.

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MOBILITYMinimum price plan may only delay China's auto advance in Europe, industry insiders say

Feb 12, 11:11

The EU proposed a minimum price commitment for battery electric vehicles (BEVs) in January 2026, replacing punitive tariffs of up to 35%. Still, major Chinese automakers such as BYD have not reacted decisively, according to supply-chain sources.

BATTERYProLogium breaks ground on solid-state battery gigafactory in Dunkirk

Feb 12, 10:49

On February 10, ProLogium Technology held a groundbreaking ceremony for its planned gigafactory in Dunkirk, marking the start of on-site construction for its first manufacturing facility outside Taiwan. The plant will produce the company's "superfluidized all-inorganic solid-state lithium ceramic batteries" and represents a significant step toward establishing a localized battery supply chain in Europe.

AUTOMOTIVE ICADAS proves harder to sell than automakers expected

Feb 12, 07:49

For much of the past decade, artificial intelligence served as a premium badge—an easy way for carmakers to justify higher prices and signal technological leadership. But as these systems move from promise to practice, the costs of overestimating algorithms are becoming harder to ignore. In some cases, the market itself is pushing back.

AUTO COMPONENTSYoung Optics narrows losses as it shifts toward AI-focused products

Feb 12, 07:48

After a series of operational adjustments, Young Optics narrowed its losses sharply in 2025, benefiting from an improved product mix and higher capacity utilization. The Taiwanese optical components maker reported a full-year net loss of about NT$9 million (approx. US$284,600), a dramatic improvement from the year before.

BATTERYTesla expands charging network in Taiwan as policy questions persist

Feb 12, 07:44

Tesla opened Taiwan's largest V4 Supercharger station on Tuesday, expanding its fast-charging network even as questions linger over potential tariff changes and vehicle sourcing.

AUTO COMPONENTSLaster banks on China subsidies, Tesla and Zeekr wins amid margin push

Feb 12, 07:42

LED automotive lighting module maker Laster said it expects China's car purchase subsidies and trade-in programs to stimulate domestic demand in the first quarter of 2026, and that overall end-market automotive demand should remain relatively robust.

AUTOMOTIVE ICRenesas turns to China and India for recovery after first net loss in six years

Feb 10

Renesas Electronics recorded its first net loss in six years in fiscal 2025, reflecting weak demand for automotive semiconductors and a limited contribution from AI-related products. The company is recalibrating its strategy, with India and China positioned as key pillars in its recovery roadmap.

AUTOMOTIVE ICOnsemi 4Q25 revenue drops 11% as power, analog weakness persists

Feb 10

Onsemi's revenue declined in the fourth quarter as its two largest business units continued to post year-over-year sales declines, highlighting persistent weakness across key parts of its portfolio.

AUTO COMPONENTSExclusive: Panjit eyes rapid growth in AI data center power semiconductors with hot-swap tech

Feb 10

Power semiconductor maker Panjit International is positioning itself to capitalize on the booming demand from AI data centers, targeting fast growth in AI, cooling, and power supply markets. The company expects shipments of its hot-swap products to surge in 2026, with AI-related products accounting for up to 15% of sales this year. Currently, Panjit has secured design wins with two major cloud service providers (CSPs), and is seeking to win orders from additional customers while laying out plans for next-generation hot-swap technology.

AUTOMOTIVE ICOnsemi delivers solid fourth-quarter results as markets stabilize, outlook points to cautious recovery

Feb 10

Onsemi reported steady fourth-quarter results for 2025, supported by disciplined execution and record free cash flow generation, while management signaled improving stability across key end markets even as near-term recovery expectations remain measured.

V2XIndia-US trade deal offers tariff cuts, capital goods access to reshape supply chains

Feb 9

New Delhi and Washington have established an interim trade deal framework targeting electronics, intellectual property, and supply chains. The Economic Times reports that this move aims to enhance competitiveness and improve supply chain resilience. This agreement follows discussions between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump, focusing on reducing trade barriers between the two nations.

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