AD #3833 - Shareholders Approve Musk $56B Pay, He May Not Get It; Fast Chargers Don’t Hurt EV Batteries; 4 Most Expensive Cars To Maintain
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Tesla dominated global car sales last year, with over 1.2 million units sold, while Toyota and Ford also made strong showings. Stillantis faces challenges with supplier relations and declining margins, prompting a shift to low-cost countries. A new study debunks the myth that fast charging damages EV batteries significantly. Ford lowers barriers for dealers to sell EVs amid slow sales. Tesla’s $56 billion CEO pay package was approved by shareholders but faces legal hurdles. Warranty costs are soaring for European automakers, and luxury brands top maintenance expenses. The UAW is embroiled in leadership conflicts, and Smart unveils a new electric SUV with impressive specs.
Toyota Camry
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Toyota Corolla Cross
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