This week in Borderlands: Mexican truckers win union rights after years of intimidation, dismissals; Port of Lázaro Cárdenas posts record cargo volumes in 2025; and Port of Lázaro Cárdenas posts record cargo volumes in 2025.
South Korea objects to trade deal terms, citing potential foreign exchange market effects.
An immigration raid at Hyundai’s $7.6 billion electric vehicle campus in Georgia raises concerns over the state’s labor practices and supply chain stability.
A federal judge in Georgia has allowed major parts of a lawsuit filed by Mexico-based workers to move forward against logistics films GFA Alabama Inc. and Glovis Georgia.
U.S.-based Cerberus Capital Management and HD Hyundai of South Korea announced an investment partnership in the American maritime sector.
Authorities in the U.S. have asked the Mexican government to investigate whether a Tijuana-based trucking company has denied the right of truckers to organize for bargaining purposes.
The Windrose EV tractor touts a 420-mile range. Phoenix-based JoyRide Logistics will operate the trucks.
Hyundai will increase production to >1M units per year and build a steel plant.
The Freudenberg Group makes a lot of different products, from candy coatings to heavy-duty electric truck and bus batteries.
Hydrogen was a big topic through the mobility and transportation space at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
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Toyota expects to deliver incentive-supported, Kentucky-produced heavy-duty fuel cell kits to U.S. customers this year.
When the 35 fuel cell trucks Hyundai is importing to California arrive in 2023, the South Korean automaker instantly assumes U.S. leadership.
Electric car sales are continuing to climb, despite the fact supply chain shortages have been disrupting the industry
Georgia Central Railway will serve Hyundai Motor Group’s $5.5 billion-dollar electric vehicle and battery manufacturing facility near Savannah.
Uber Eats will begin delivering from select restaurants in Santa Monica using autonomous vehicles provided by Motional.
With globally common hoses and hardware, hydrogen fuel cell truck supporters think they have closed the gap with diesel fueling times.
Cummins plans for green hydrogen production for multiple uses gets the largest of $52 million in DOE grants.
The automaker is committing to hydrogen as its fuel of the future — and not just for its commercial vehicles.
Motional is expanding its testing grounds to Los Angeles and adding a new facility in the Bay Area.
