AD #3896 - Foreign Plants in Trouble in China; EU Sales Fall 18%, EVs Plummet 44%, Tesla Drops 43%; ACEA Calls for Immediate Emission Relief
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The episode covers significant challenges in the global automotive market, highlighting the US Federal Reserve's interest rate cut that benefits American car buyers and dealers. In contrast, European car sales have plunged, with EV sales dropping 44%, prompting calls for emission target relief. Foreign automakers face difficulties in China, with plant closures and market share losses signaling a major shakeout. The show also discusses new partnerships in autonomous vehicles, innovations in fuel cell technology, and recalls affecting Volkswagen's electric models. Upcoming contract negotiations and industry insights from notable executives add depth to the discussion.
Ford Ranger
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