AD #4164 - GM Reveals All-New Centralized Computing System; Chip Shortage Spreads to Japan; Tesla Earnings Drop Along w/ ZEV Credits
About this episode
The episode covers worsening global chip shortages impacting automakers in Germany and Japan, triggered by geopolitical tensions involving a Dutch chipmaker. Tesla's Q3 earnings showed strong sales but declining profits due to rising expenses and reduced ZEV credit revenue. Volvo's CEO return boosted investor confidence despite revenue drops, while Renault posted modest gains amid industry challenges. GM announced a groundbreaking centralized vehicle computing system launching in 2028 with advanced AI and Level 3 autonomy features. Additionally, Stellantis plans to rebadge Leap Motor EVs for Europe, with concerns about the company's future. BMW is promoting renewable diesel fuel to reduce emissions.
Cadillac Escalate
"...ff driving. That piece of tech will launch on the Cadillac Escalate IQ in twenty twenty eight. Speaker 2: As well, or..."
Chevrolet Nova
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