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FREMONT, CA—Tesla Inc. plans to stop making electric vehicles at its flagship factory here and scale up production of humanoid robots instead.

MUNICH—The third generation of the BMW Group’s hydrogen drive system will be manufactured in Steyr starting in 2028; and the company’s competence centers in Munich and Steyr are already building the first prototypes. 

DAMMAM, Saudi Arabia—Rockwell Automation is supplying Lucid's new EV assembly plant here.

LAS VEGAS—Hesai Technology plans to increase its lidar production capacity.

SANTA TERESA, NM—GreenPower Motor Co., a Canadian manufacturer of electric school buses and Class 4 commercial vehicles, plans to build an assembly plant here.

DAYTON, OH—Joby Aviation Inc. is expanding its manufacturing footprint here by acquiring a 700,000-square-foot facility.

SUNDERLAND, England—Nissan is assembling the third-generation Leaf electric vehicle at its factory here.

MARTORELL, Spain—A state-of-the-art battery assembly plant recently opened here to support electric vehicles made by Volkswagen Group.

New battery test systems are designed to simulate real-world conditions and accelerate validation cycles of batteries, inverters and power train systems. 

Sensor technology is evolving to meet the needs of next-generation autonomous cars, trucks and tractors.