AD #3553 - SAE: EVs Fall Short in EPA Estimates; Chrysler Shows Dealers New Electric Sedan; GM and Hyundai To Make More Batteries in U.S.
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General Motors and Hyundai reported strong Q1 earnings with GM raising its profit forecast despite challenges in China, while Hyundai saw significant profit growth. Both automakers plan to expand US battery production, with GM partnering with Samsung SDI and Hyundai increasing capacity in Georgia. Chrysler is reportedly developing a new electric sedan, possibly replacing the 300 model. A new SAE study reveals EVs often underperform EPA range estimates compared to ICE vehicles, highlighting testing inconsistencies. Boston is electrifying its school bus fleet, and Siemens opened a new EV charger plant in Texas, signaling growth in EV infrastructure.
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