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Another day, another pair of corporate giants are joining forces to try and dominate an increasingly EV future. Samsung and Stellantis recently announced plans to build a battery manufacturing plant in Kokomo, Indiana.

The state of Indiana is cracking down on motorists driving too slowly in the left lane.

The automotive business is a lot like nature; only the strong survive. Accordingly this industry’s slow lane is littered with the bloody corpses of deceased marques. Once-proud companies like Pontiac, Hupmobile, Willys-Knight and Hudson are long gone but not all of them are forgotten.

In what has to be one of the most unusual recalls of 2012, BP is calling back some of its regular grade gasoline originating from its Whiting, Ind. storage facility.

A shortage of parts means that Subaru‘s Indiana plant will have its production cut in half through the end of the week, and the company will assess the situation on a day to day basis to examine whether a continuation is necessary.

An Indiana post office was evacuated Tuesday after a suspicious package was discovered, addressed to a Toyota factory. The package was determined harmless by a local bomb disposal technician, but the scare follows 3 other suspicious packages sent to other plants as well as Toyota USA headquarters.