South Korea says the breakthrough tariff deal with the U.S. lowers the duty on auto exports to 15 percent and puts the country on competitive footing with Japan and the EU.

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Stellantis released first-half financial results that showed a €2.3 billion ($2.7 billion) loss. It expects new U.S. tariffs to impact its income for the rest of the year.

Nissan fell into the red in the latest quarter and predicts more red ink to come, but CEO Ivan Espinosa remains upbeat that his revival plan is gaining traction.

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Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa admits it has been a difficult year for the automaker, but he says the company is focused on kick-starting a recovery.

The 7-year-old company wants to expand outside of its home market by starting sales of two compacts in Germany in 2025, which is a year behind schedule.

Stellantis released first-half financial results that showed a €2.3 billion ($2.7 billion) loss. It expects new U.S. tariffs to impact its income for the rest of the year.