AD #4124 - Stellantis Pays $191 Million In CAFE Fines; European Automakers Have Had It with CO2 Regs; Xpeng Moves Cars Autonomously at Facto
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European automakers are pushing back against the EU's strict CO2 regulations, citing challenges like low EV adoption and geopolitical dependencies. Stellantis faces hefty US fines for missing fuel economy targets but may see relief soon. Mitsubishi cuts its profit forecast due to tariffs and weak demand. Chinese EV maker Xpeng showcases autonomous vehicle movement within its factory, following Tesla's lead. Volkswagen unveils the updated T-Roc with hybrid powertrains and advanced tech. JD Power ranks Genesis highest in tech satisfaction, while Cadillac selects experienced F1 drivers for marketing impact. Nissan introduces cold spray technology to boost engine efficiency.
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