AD #3917 - Stellantis To Cut ICE Production to Meet EU CO2 Regs; U.S. EV Registrations Up 18%; Japanese OEMs To Cooperate on SDVs
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Automakers in Europe face tough CO2 regulations, with Stellantis considering cutting internal combustion engine production to meet targets. EV sales growth is slowing in Europe but rising globally, especially in China. Hyundai is launching a major IPO in India, while Lucid seeks capital amid financial struggles. US EV registrations are up 18%, though pricing and delivery challenges persist for models like the Tesla Cybertruck. GM is leveraging AI to improve production quality. Nissan's used EV prices are dropping significantly. In Japan, Toyota, Honda, and Nissan are collaborating to standardize software platforms for software-defined vehicles, aiming to boost competitiveness.
Tesla Cyber Truck
"...eaker 2: A few surprises might be. Speaker 1: The Tesla cyber Truck and the Honda Prologue in third and fourth place,..."
Honda Prologue
"...e. Speaker 1: The Tesla cyber Truck and the Honda Prologue in third and fourth place, respectively. But it w..."
Ford F-150 Lightning
"...t just Tesla. Ford actually capped f one to fifty Lightning orders at two hundred thousand units, but prices ..."
Nissan Aria
"...e market for a used EV, you might want to put the Nissan Aria on your list. Inside Ev reports that one year old..."
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