AD #4099 - Japan Auto Stocks Jump with New U.S. Trade Deal; What Does Stock Market Know About Tesla?; GM Turns Sales Around in China
About this episode
The discussion covers the recent U.S.-Japan trade deal reducing tariffs on Japanese auto imports, which boosted Japanese and European automaker stocks but drew criticism from U.S. manufacturers like GM and Ford. Tesla's declining sales contrast with a rising stock price, raising questions about market expectations. Opel introduces a rally-inspired electric crossover, while Buick unveils a high-performance extended-range EV for China with rapid charging and impressive range. GM is tackling tariffs by developing new battery tech and expanding Supercrew features, while showing signs of recovery in China amid growing competition from local EV makers.
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Chevrolet Silverado EV
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