AD #4160 - Cadillac Drops CT4, Keeps CT5; U.S. Automakers Hit With $10.6B Tariff Bill; Porsche Wants a New CEO
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Porsche is considering replacing CEO Oliver Bluma amid investor concerns over his dual role with Volkswagen, while a new chip shortage looms due to supply chain disruptions involving a Chinese-owned Dutch chipmaker. U.S. automakers face a $10.6 billion tariff bill on imports from Mexico and Canada, likely leading to higher vehicle prices. Meanwhile, Stellantis partners with Pony.ai to test autonomous electric vans in Europe, and Waymo teams with DoorDash for self-driving food deliveries in Phoenix. Magna unveils a versatile hybrid powertrain system, and Cadillac plans to discontinue the CT4 while continuing CT5 production with a next-gen model expected by 2028.
Land Rover Range Rover
"...t we also got to test the intelligent system in a range rover and it drove beautifully. We found it to be absol..."
Cadillac Ct
"...eared out of inventory. That plant also makes the Cadillac CT five sedan, but production of the current model w..."
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