AD #3760 - Jaguar Ending ICE Vehicle Production in June; Lawyers Want $6 Billion From Tesla; 2024 U.S. Car Sales Off to Good Start
About this episode
Jaguar is ending production of its internal combustion engine vehicles by June, focusing fully on electric models with a new high-performance sedan planned for 2025. Meanwhile, Tesla faces a $6 billion legal fee dispute over Elon Musk's voided pay package. U.S. car sales show a strong start in 2024 with notable gains from Toyota and Honda. Innovations include Gravity Mobility's ultra-fast EV chargers in NYC and a new ground-penetrating radar tech for autonomous vehicle positioning. The episode also covers challenges with AM radio interference in EVs and Toyota's new Land Cruiser hybrid fuel economy update.
Toyota Land Cruiser
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