AD #3621 - Pepsi Loves Tesla Semi; GM Says EVs Don’t Need Fewer Workers; Nissan Outearns Toyota In North America
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The discussion covers contrasting views on EV production labor needs, with GM expecting to hire more workers despite industry trends. Lucid slashes EV prices amid inventory challenges, while China dominates global BEV sales. Pepsi's Tesla Semi fleet showcases advanced charging and efficiency details. Luxury brands Audi, BMW, and Mercedes reveal distinct EV strategies, and Cadillac's ultra-luxury Celestic pricing is unveiled. Opel introduces a novel seat belt safety system. Japan aims to secure lithium supply for EVs through new partnerships. Finally, Nissan outperforms Toyota in North American profit per vehicle, raising questions about Toyota's regional challenges.
Ford E Transits
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Opel Astra
"...t debuted in the Mocha and is now standard on the Astra Electric, and Opal calls it an anti lock braking ..."
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