Foxconn Technology Group is expected to showcase its latest innovations and strategic developments during the sixth annual Hon Hai Tech Day, starting on November 21. The event will focus on advancements aligned with the company's 3+3+3 development strategy across computing, manufacturing, and real-world applications; this includes AI Factory, robotics, smart manufacturing, and electric vehicles.
Foxconn is accelerating its push into electric vehicles and energy storage batteries, launching its Foxtron plant in Kaohsiung and investing in talent, automation, and supply chain development as it works to build Taiwan's first gigafactory-level battery industry and expand its global footprint.
Roughly 20 automakers worldwide have now announced plans to enter the humanoid-robot arena—from Tesla and Germany's automotive trio of Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and Volkswagen to China's XPeng, BYD, and GAC—signaling a new industry consensus in the age of intelligent mobility.
Yulon Motor held an online earnings call on November 19, 2025, after which it responded to market speculation regarding the potential sale of its Luxgen brand and whether the launch schedule of the N5 model would be adjusted.
Taiwan-based connector vendor Alltop Technology expressed confidence in 2026 during its November 19 earnings call, highlighting the successful pilot production of AI server products on new platforms. The company identified AI servers and new energy vehicles (NEVs) as two key growth drivers, noting there are no factors warranting pessimism about the market outlook.
Yulon Nissan Motor, a subsidiary of Yulon Group, held an online earnings call on November 19 to report its operational results for the third quarter of 2025 and provide updates on Dongfeng Nissan's latest market conditions.
Automotive parts supplier Iron Force Industrial disclosed a marginal revenue decline in its first three quarters of 2025 during an earnings call on November 17, citing ongoing tariff impacts and adjustments in its automotive parts division. The company's automotive segment continues to represent about 85% of its total revenue.
Global automotive supply chains remain under pressure as disruptions linked to Nexperia, a Netherlands-based chipmaker, continue to affect major automakers and suppliers.
Amid an era defined by geopolitical friction and resurgent trade protectionism, the world's largest automaker, Toyota Motor, is maneuvering to secure what it considers its most crucial stronghold: the US. A recent series of high-profile moves by Chairman Akio Toyoda has been widely interpreted as a masterclass in navigating today's fraught trade environment.
AUO's newly established subsidiary, AUO Mobility Solutions Corporation (AMSC), will make its debut at CES 2026 under the theme "Together, We Drive the New Era," showcasing its integrated capabilities in smart cockpit solutions.
Xiaomi highlighted mounting pressure from sharply rising memory prices even as its electric vehicle business continued its rapid expansion and achieved first-time quarterly profitability. Executives said the company is balancing cost challenges in smartphones with strong performance in EVs and IoT, while preparing for continued volatility into 2026.
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