AD #4050 - BMW Predicts Tariff Relief by July; Rivian Sales Fall, But Loses Less Money; Don’t Fast Charge Under 10% Or Over 90%
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BMW remains optimistic about US tariff relief by July, leveraging its large South Carolina plant and export value. Mitsubishi eyes expanding US production, possibly at Foxconn's Ohio plant. Rivian’s Q1 sales dropped but software revenue surged, reducing losses. Lamborghini posted strong sales growth, though tariffs may impact future gains. China’s EV market sees new players like Junyao Airlines entering, while fast charging concerns arise due to battery degradation risks. Hyundai struggles in China but aims to rebound with a new EV. Geely plans to take its subsidiary, Zeekr, private amid market challenges. Shami capitalizes on Nürburgring fame with a carbon fiber hood accessory.
Nissan Leaf
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Lamborghini Urus
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