AD #3975 - Trump Tariffs and EV Policy Could Damage U.S. Auto Industry; EU OEMs Paying Chinese For ZEV Credits; Tesla Brand Value Shrinks By
About this episode
The episode explores the potential negative impact of President Trump's tariffs and EV policy on the U.S. auto industry, highlighting increased vehicle prices, reduced EV incentives, and job losses in key states. It also covers European automakers' challenges with CO2 targets, including buying zero-emission vehicle credits from Chinese competitors. Tesla's brand value decline amid CEO controversies is discussed, alongside Volvo's confusing EV naming strategy and Polestar's new SUV plans. Ford's dealer reimbursement for EV charger installations and Brembo-Michelin's brake system innovation round out the insights.
Chrysler Pacifica
"... Toyota Rev four, the Honda CRV, and the Chrysler PACIFICA. But automakers will not be in any hurry to spend..."
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