AD #3690 - More UAW Locals Rejecting New Contract; U.S. EV Sales Up Strong, But Slowing; Volvo’s $100,000 Electric Minivan
About this episode
The discussion covers the mixed reactions to the new UAW contract, with several locals rejecting it despite most approvals. U.S. EV sales hit record quarterly numbers but show signs of slowing, prompting cautious automaker plans. Key developments include new EV repair standards by CARB, Continental's job cuts amid EV transition, and Renault's electric retrofit kits for classic cars. China’s car market remains strong, and Volvo is launching a high-end electric minivan with advanced tech. Tesla introduces resale restrictions on the Cybertruck to curb flipping. The episode also highlights ongoing investments in EV supply chains and manufacturing.
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