AD #3725 - EVs Driving Most of BMW’s Sales Growth; Dodge Fans Not Happy with EV Design; Nissan Delays U.S. EV Production
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BMW's CFO reveals that most of the company's sales growth now comes from EVs, with EV sales expected to double by 2026. BMW remains the top premium brand globally, but Tesla is closing in fast. Russian car sales are rebounding, driven by Chinese brands. Dodge's new EV Charger Daytona SRT design faces criticism for losing its muscular look. New tech to detect drunk drivers is in development but faces challenges. Nissan delays EV production in Mississippi, while expanding its current EV lineup. LG opens a US EV charger plant, and a new bio charger converts wood waste into electricity.
Dodge Charger
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