AD #4022 - Hyundai Slow to Launch Hands-Free Driving; U.S. Tariffs Will Vary By Region; Daimler Making Autonomous Military Vehicles
About this episode
The episode covers the impact of U.S. tariffs on automakers like Stellantis, BMW, Mercedes, and Volkswagen, highlighting regional tariff variations benefiting Canadian and potentially Mexican production. Hyundai unveils its new PLEOS software platform and delayed plans for hands-free driving by 2027, alongside an advanced infotainment system and autonomous vehicle initiatives. GMC expands its Sierra EV lineup with new trims and debuts a premium experience center in China amid rising vehicle sales and EV incentives. Daimler Truck partners with ARCS Robotics to develop autonomous military vehicles with advanced AI and remote operation capabilities.
GMC Sierra EV
"...ven by your data. Speaker 1: GMC is expanding the Sierra EV lineup with the introduction the eight four and E..."
Chevrolet Tahoe
"...r, and it also kicked off deliveries of the Chevy Tahoe and GMC Yukon to customers. The experience center..."
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