AD #3644 - Acura Says No To GM Techs Servicing New ZDX; Tesla’s Sales Soar in China; UAW Calls GM’s Proposal “Insulting”
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Battery raw material prices are expected to drop, benefiting EV makers like Rivian and Lucid, though Mullen Automotive faces delisting due to poor stock performance. GM's recent contract offer to the UAW was rejected as insulting, while Ford fast-tracks wage increases for some workers. Acura showcased the all-electric ZDX, highlighting its striking design and dealer requirements, but rejected GM service crossover. Former Argo AI founders launched Stack AV, focusing on autonomous trucking with major funding. China's auto sales rebounded in August, with Tesla's Model Y leading. Cadillac revived its Goddess emblem in a new form on the Celestiq.
Hyundai Accent
"...des away into the background, but a semi polished accent, which was carried over from the concept helps dr..."
Tesla Semi
"..., it almost fades away into the background, but a semi polished accent, which was carried over from the ..."
Tesla Model Y
"... to thirteen point two percent in August, and the Model Y was the best selling vehicle in China. Cadillac's..."
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