AD #4139 - Range Extended EVs Gain Momentum Worldwide; U.S. Frees Up EV Charger Money; Porsche Goes Straight From Digital to Mass Production
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Range extended EVs (REEVs) are rapidly gaining traction globally, especially in China and Europe, with Hyundai planning to introduce models offering over 600 miles of range by 2027. Tesla is redesigning its door handles after safety complaints. The U.S. government is loosening EV charger placement rules to accelerate infrastructure deployment. Nissan is pausing its Aria EV in the U.S. due to tariffs and demand issues, while VW faces potential strikes over contract disputes. Porsche has revolutionized development by moving directly from digital testing to mass production, cutting development time by 20%. Additionally, a new automotive supplier, Amovio, recently IPO’d amid industry transformation.
Hyundai Genesis
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