AD #3869 - Tesla Drops Base Cybertruck; Jaguar Could Be Out of Cars for A Year; HiPhi Files for Bankruptcy in China
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Tesla has stopped accepting orders for the base Cybertruck, focusing on higher-priced models amid slowing sales. Jaguar faces a potential year-long new car shortage during its EV transition. Porsche developed a new infotainment system for China with a local supplier to meet market demands. Honda prepares to debut its first dedicated EV platform SUV. China's CATL opened a multi-brand EV showroom, while extended-range EVs gain popularity with new affordable models offering combined electric and gas power. However, the Chinese EV market shows signs of strain as HiPhi files for bankruptcy due to poor sales and overcapacity.
Jeep Wagoneer
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Mercury Monterey
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Honda Prologue
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