AD #3693 - Ford Gives Owners Fast Feedback Tech; Only EVs on Track for Net-Zero; UAW Contracts Will Likely Be Approved
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The discussion covers the recent approval of UAW contracts at major automakers, signaling an end to strikes and opening the door for union efforts at non-union automakers. Mercedes and ChargePoint are expanding fast-charging networks to ease EV charging anxiety. A study highlights that only EV sales are on track to meet net-zero goals by 2050. Hyundai’s new Ioniq 5 N performance EV features artificial engine sounds and advanced cooling, while Genesis introduces the GV80 coupe SUV. Ford launches a real-time driver feedback app to improve vehicle issues. Toyota partners with Redwood Materials to recycle EV batteries, and Chinese brand Hyper debuts an electric SUV with gullwing doors. Domino’s unveils a pizza delivery e-bike with temperature control, debuting outside the US.
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