Financial_Times Reporting – Page 222 – I wish I had more to offer

Canada-US border crossing reopens after police remove protesters

Authorities make arrests at Ambassador Bridge as ‘Freedom Convoy’ protests continue in Ottawa Go to Source

Transport: electric avenue opens up for unplugged charging

Dynamic charging does not offer a mass market solution because the tech requires compromises on efficiency and intensity Go to Source

Mercedes to post bumper earnings after prioritising higher-end models

German carmaker expected to enjoy profits surge despite semiconductor shortages Go to Source

Canadian trucker protests force carmakers to curb operations

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Aston Martin hypercars will take longer than expected to build, says chair

Complexity in producing high-performance Valkyrie model masks progress in wider business, insists Stroll Go to Source

Energy grid tech is on the charge

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Aluminium: the duller metal shines again

Japan cars: low yen boost should inspire range anxiety

Top automakers have met profit expectations despite slashing output — it will not last Go to Source

Bosch to spend €2bn on reskilling car workers for switch to electric

Auto industry has warned 500,000 jobs could be lost under EU electrification plans Go to Source

Author: Financial_Times Reporting