AD #3916 - U.S.-Based Battery Production Growing; Stellantis Suspends More Vehicle Production; Murano Gets Bold New Looks
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GM is advancing battery tech by investing in Forge Nano to enhance energy density and safety, while Aspen Aerogels seeks DOE loans to build thermal barrier plants. The Corvette ZR1 set a new American speed record, driven by GM's president. Stellantis faces production halts in Italy due to declining sales, notably impacting the Fiat Panda and 500E. Nissan unveils a redesigned Murano with a turbo four-cylinder replacing the V6, aiming to regain US market share. Ferrari reveals the hybrid F8 with 1200 hp, and autonomous vehicle developments continue with WeRide's robotaxi and Pony.ai's upcoming IPO. Toyota partners with Boston Dynamics on humanoid robotics.
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