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Indian companies queue up for domestic rare earth magnet production
India is accelerating its rare earth magnet manufacturing plans to support its growing EV sector. With Mahindra, Uno Minda, Vedanta and others showing interest, the government is planning Rs 25 billion in incentives and pushing for local sourcing to reduce reliance on China.
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China's rare earths are flowing again, but not freelyVolkswagen said in a statement to Reuters its supply of rare earth components was stable while rival Stellantis said it had addressed its immediate production concerns. China restricted ...
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China Steps Up For Stellantis After Serbia’s Push; Xi Pledges Faster EV Export PermitsChina has agreed to accelerate export approvals for materials used in electric vehicles (EVs) after a request passed on by Serbia on behalf of carmaker Stellantis, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic ...
European officials demand action to reduce dependency – but analysts warn more time needed to implement strategy.
Mahindra and Uno Minda are exploring rare earth magnet manufacturing in India as the government considers incentives and ...
Rare earth magnet users jolted into paying premium prices for ex-China supply By Eric Onstad and Hyunjoo Jin July 1, 20253:32 AM PDTUpdated July 2, 2025 ...
Back in 2009, Jim Kennedy, a consultant and entrepreneur of rare earths — a group of 17 metallic elements, including 15 lanthanides, crucial for modern technology — met with a top official at ...
Stellantis' quarterly U.S. sales fell 10% in the second quarter of 2025 compared with the same period a year ago, as the brand sold 309,976 vehicles.
The renewed US-China trade truce reached in London left critical military-use rare earth export restrictions unresolved.
Amid the rising competition in the Indian Auto Market, Stellantis is considering a new round of investment in India.
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