AD #3831 - EU Slaps Up To 38% Tariff on Chinese EVs; Used EV Prices Now Below Used Gas Cars; GM Slashes EV Production Target
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The European Union has imposed hefty tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, ranging from 17% to 38%, impacting both Chinese manufacturers and Western automakers importing from China. GM has lowered its EV production forecast due to sluggish demand but is investing heavily in its autonomous unit Cruise. Meanwhile, used EV prices in the US have fallen below those of used gas cars, signaling a market shift. The episode also covers growing acceptance of Intelligent Speed Assist technology among US drivers, significant EV tax incentives claimed this year, and advancements in hydrogen fuel cell technology by Renault and Daimler.
Master Vans
"...o new refueling stations and a fleet of fuel cell Master vans in France and then Daimler truck and Kawasaki Hea..."
Ford Escape
"... otherwise the hydrogen can start to boil off and escape the tank, which would be like pouring gas and mon..."
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