AD #3953 - Tesla Cybertruck Heading to China?; GM Pulls the Plug on Cruise; Kuniskis Ready To “Get Back in The Fight”
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Tesla is preparing to launch the Cybertruck in China, navigating regulatory hurdles and aiming at affluent buyers despite pickup trucks being classified as commercial vehicles there. General Motors has ceased funding Cruise, folding it into its engineering division to focus on Super Cruise technology, marking a setback for autonomous vehicle startups. Major management shifts occurred at Nissan, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and Hyundai, with Tim Kuniskis returning to Stellantis amid competitive challenges. In Japan, auto unions seek wage increases, while China’s car sales surged thanks to a government subsidy program facing potential expiration. Lamborghini also unveiled a limited-edition snowboard collaboration.
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