AD #3751 - 2024 U.S. EV Sales Could Grow 43%; China Price War Spreads To ICE; U.S Vehicles Biggest Ever, Also Lowest CO2
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The discussion covers the evolving landscape of electric vehicle (EV) sales in the U.S., highlighting a predicted 43% growth despite recent slowdowns and regulatory adjustments by the EPA. Volkswagen teases its new ID.7 station wagon with impressive range, while China's aggressive price war extends to internal combustion engine vehicles. Toyota revives the Land Cruiser with a hybrid powertrain, reflecting market shifts toward larger SUVs and pickups. Despite bigger vehicles, fuel efficiency and emissions have improved. Lincoln introduces mood-enhancing in-car scents, and upcoming guests will debate the best and worst new cars and features.
Ford Bronco
"...as a boxier, more off road look like its Jeep and Bronco competitors, and it's built on the same platform ..."
Toyota Tundra
"...itors, and it's built on the same platform as the Tundra, Sequoia and Tacoma. It's only offered with a two..."
Toyota Tacoma
"...t on the same platform as the Tundra, Sequoia and Tacoma. It's only offered with a two point three liter t..."
Toyota Land Cruiser
"...th center and rear locking differentials. The new land Cruiser will arrive in dealer showrooms this spring with ..."
Lincoln Nautilus
"...ffering a curated collection of Sense for the new Nautilus, which were created by perfumetors working in col..."
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