AAH 702 - eVTOLs and Why So Many Automakers Want In
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Exploring the intersection of automotive and aerospace, this episode dives into the burgeoning world of eVTOLs (electric Vertical Takeoff and Landing vehicles) and why major automakers are eager to join the fray. Guests include Rick Wayinshall from Cloud Theory, who discusses real-time automotive inventory data, and Tim Jackson, author of 'Dude, Where's My Flying Car?', who shares insights on the future of flying cars. The conversation covers market dynamics, the evolution of electric vehicles, and the potential for eVTOLs to revolutionize urban transportation.
Ford Torino
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Tesla By Model
"...el, but we can break it down by segment, by make, by model, by trim, by fuel type, by drive train, really ru..."
Chevrolet Silverado
"... twenty percent, F series down eight percent. Now Silverado was up four point eight percent, but still did an..."
Toyota Tundra
"...wenty four model year. Meanwhile, the Sierra, the Tundra, the Silverado, and so they had a much smoother M..."
Dodge Challenger
"...peaking there, you know, there's still a bit of a Challenger brand in that segment. But that really helps to e..."
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