AD #3743 - Weak Yen Turbocharges Japan's Profits; UAW Wants Higher Tariffs on Chinese Cars; China's EV Sales Slow Dramatically
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China's EV sales have slowed sharply, with a significant drop in new energy vehicle market share and exports, prompting price cuts amid growing competition. The UAW urges higher tariffs on Chinese cars entering the US via Mexico to enforce trade agreements. Japanese automakers report strong profits boosted by a weak yen and recovering sales post-chip shortage. Ford shares cost-saving innovations, while Renault teases a new hybrid SUV with advanced features. SUVs dominate European sales, led by Tesla's Model Y. Stellantis sees growth in EV sales and plans to launch a new all-electric Lancia Epsilon. Industry experts will discuss these trends further on Auto Line After Hours.
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Dodge Avenger
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