AD #3745 - Tesla Makes More $$$ Per Vehicle Than GM, Ford; 7 OEMs To Build Charging Network To Challenge Tesla; BYD Supercar Boasts 1,200 HP
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Global car sales remain below pre-pandemic levels, causing underutilized manufacturing capacity in Europe and financial strain on automakers. Tesla outperforms GM and Ford in profit per vehicle despite lower revenue per employee due to its vertical integration. Seven automakers have formed IONITY to build a high-powered charging network to rival Tesla's Superchargers. Rivian cuts prices amid shifting consumer preferences. France halts low-income EV subsidies due to overwhelming demand. Highlights include Aston Martin’s powerful Vantage update and BYD’s ultra-luxury electric supercar with nearly 1,300 HP. Dubai plans to launch Joby Aviation’s electric air taxi service by 2026.
Jeep Grand Cherokee
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