AD #4130 - Gen 2 Lucid Equals ½ Parts Count of Tesla Model Y; China Eyes Ban on Retractable Door Handles; BMW iX3 Bristles with Innovation
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The discussion covers Tesla's ambitious new pay package for Elon Musk tied to lofty production and market goals, Lucid's cost-cutting efforts with a new midsize model boasting half the parts of a Tesla Model Y, and the challenges EV makers face amid cost pressures and production cuts. BMW's innovative iX3 electric crossover introduces advanced software and computing features, while China plans to ban fully retractable door handles due to safety and cost concerns. Hyundai's redesigned Palisade focuses on spaciousness and overlanding capability, reflecting customer demands. The episode also touches on EU regulations, truck makers' concerns, and Ford's smart charging pilot.
Tesla Model
"...erent planet and claims it has half the arts of a Tesla model. Y that's quite a statement to make, but there's ..."
Cadillac Lyric
"...eral Motors is cutting production of the Cadillac Lyric and Vistic, and is eliminating one of the shifts ..."
Ford Lightnings
"...h leveraged a fleet of two hundred f one to fifty lightnings and one hundred and fifty Level two chargers acro..."
Hyundai Palisade
"...wed. We got a chance to test drive the new Hondai Palisade this week, and not only did Hundai completely red..."
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