AD #3919 - EU Market Sinking, But Tesla Has Blowout; Hyundai Aims for Fully Automated Assembly; China Deports VW Exec for Smoking Pot in Tha
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The European auto market is struggling with declining sales, but EVs and hybrids are gaining ground, highlighted by Tesla's 31% registration surge. GM's Q3 earnings show strong revenue driven by pickups and SUVs despite global losses. Hyundai's IPO in India raised $3.3 billion, though shares dipped. Hyundai is also advancing automated vehicle assembly with AI-driven robots. Ford updates the Mustang Mach-E with a heat pump and improved Blue Cruise system while lowering prices. UK public EV charging costs challenge operating savings. BYD targets premium electric pickups in Brazil and Australia. A VW exec was deported from China over cannabis use, illustrating strict local laws.
Ford Mustang
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Byd Sharks
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