The EV slowdown is forcing automakers to make some unconventional moves, including this reported partnership between rivals.

Ford will split its Kentucky battery plant with Nissan due to underutilization, as tariffs cost the company billions.

Nissan previously announced an agreement with a South Korean company that will supply batteries for EVs to be produced at its Canton assembly plant.

Nissan has provided new details of its forthcoming compact EV it hopes will help change its fortunes in the wake of its multi-billion-pound cost-saving drive to save the company.

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