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AD #3561 - Ferrari Hits 20% Net Profit Margin; BMW Tells Thousands Not to Drive Their Cars; Tesla’s Sales Slide in China

AD #3561 - Ferrari Hits 20% Net Profit Margin; BMW Tells Thousands Not to Drive Their Cars; Tesla’s Sales Slide in China

Autoline Daily May 05, 2023 9 min
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Ferrari and Porsche report strong first-quarter earnings with impressive profit margins and growing sales, highlighting the booming sports car market. Ford targets three-row electric SUVs to capture new customers, while Tesla faces a sales decline in China despite price adjustments. BMW warns nearly 90,000 owners not to drive older models due to defective airbags. VW and Shell introduce innovative, flexible fast-charging stations in Germany. The London Electric Vehicle Company unveils a versatile new EV platform for commercial vehicles. Buick launches a new Lacrosse sedan for China, and Bridgestone debuts a sustainable semi-slick race tire optimized for road and track use.

Topics: ferrari earnings porsche growth ford electric suv tesla china sales bmw airbag recall vw shell ev chargers london electric vehicle platform buick lacrosse china bridgestone race tire electric vehicle infrastructure
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