AD #3894 - $25,000 Tesla Finally on the Way?; Dodge Durango Could Move to Mexico; ADAS Leads to Driver Distraction
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Tesla is reportedly gearing up to produce a $25,000 'Baby Y' model in Austin by mid-2025, aiming to revive sales amid declining growth and competition. Dodge launched its first electric Charger Daytona with special perks for early buyers, while the UAW is challenging Stellantis over potential Durango production moves and contract disputes. BYD dominates China's market, and Lotus reveals a lightweight, high-performance EV concept with advanced autonomous features. Meanwhile, a study finds that current driver assistance tech may increase distraction. Audi's new RS e-tron GT Performance and Chevy's BrightDrop commercial vans also debut with competitive specs and pricing.
Porsche Taikon
"...nce is kind of like Audi's version of the Porsche Taikon Turbos. The Audi makes a little less power at six..."
Zevo Bright Drop
"...eleven hundred horse power. Pricing for the Chevy Bright Drop commercial vans were revealed. The front wheel dr..."
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