Chinese automakers have disrupted global markets, prompting alliances like GM and Hyundai to co-develop five new vehicles. GM gains hybrid technology, Hyundai enters new segments. Production of 800,000 vehicles annually expected, targeting Central and South America. Tesla also partners with South Korean companies for advanced technology. Legacy players leaning on partnerships to stay competitive.

GM’s shares have gained 10.2% YTD, with a Value Score of A. Partnerships aim to counter Chinese automakers’ dominance. GM focuses on mid-size truck development, Hyundai on compacts and electric vans. Tesla partners with South Korean companies for advanced technology, protecting against global chip shortages. Industry shifts toward partnerships to stay competitive.

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