AD #3851 - Fisker Dumping Oceans For $16,500; CATL Battery Lasts For 2 Million KM; CDK Paid Hackers $25 Million
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Rising car repossessions in the US highlight financial strain from high interest rates and inflation, while subprime lending remains a concern. The EU auto market struggles with declining sales and plant closures. CDK paid hackers $25 million after a cyberattack. CATL claims its new LFP battery can last up to 2 million kilometers, potentially easing EV battery life worries. Tesla introduces protective accessories for the Cybertruck tailgate. Fisker sells off its Ocean SUVs at steep discounts following bankruptcy. Cadillac refreshes the Escalade with a massive 55-inch display and advanced safety features. The episode also previews upcoming discussions on innovative brake rotor technology.
Cadillac Escalade
"Cadillac Escalade is going through a major refresh. There are some ..."
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