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Your 8-minute update on the latest developments in the global automotive industry. New cars, new technology, and the breaking business developments.
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AD #3797 - Tesla’s Stock Up Despite Q1 Earnings Drop; Mercedes Reveals All-Electric G-Class; Subaru Axes Legacy from Lineup
- Tesla’s Stock Up Despite Q1 Earnings Drop - Tesla Gives Model 3 A Performance Boost - LG Chem and Factorial Partner on Solid-State Batteries - Mercedes Reveals All-Electric G-Class - Euro NCAP To Start Crash Testing Heavy-Duty Trucks - Subaru Axes Legacy from U.S. Lineup - Polestar Considers Selling U.S. Built Cars in EU - VW Aiming For 15% Market Share in China
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AD #3796 - Most Americans Open to Chinese EVs; Tesla Has Lowest Repair Costs; Kia Reveals All-New Global Pickup
- GM Had a Good 1st Quarter - Most Americans Open to Chinese EVs - Tesla Gets New Nav System in China - Tesla Has Lowest Repair Costs - Kia Reveals All-New Global Pickup - Our Best Look Yet at 1st Range Rover BEV - All-New Opel Grandland Migrates to STLA Medium Platform - smart Shows Biggest Model Yet - Chery Forms New EV Van JV in EU
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AD #3795 - VW Workers Vote to Join UAW; Tesla Slashes Model 3, Y and FSD Prices; BYD Names New Pickup the Shark
- VW Workers Vote to Join UAW - Tesla U.S. Sales Drop 25% In February - Tesla Slashes Model 3, Y and FSD Prices - Wall Street Braces for Tesla Earnings Drop - Four Legacy Stocks Outperform Tesla - BMW’s Battery Partner Expands U.S. Production - Nissan Reveals New Qashqai SUV In Europe - Honda and VW Dealers Worried About New Brands - Range Rover Sport SV Gets Biggest Brakes in Company History - EVs Boosting Demand for Copper - BYD Names New Pickup the Shark
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AD #3794 - Nissan Cuts Sales and Profit Forecast; Republican States Sue EPA Over Emissions Rules; Toyota Highlander Going All-Electric
- Nissan Cuts Sales and Profit Forecast - Republican States Sue EPA Over Emissions Rules - Chery To Make Spain Plant Export Hub - Toyota Highlander Going All-Electric - Mercedes To Hold Union Vote Next Month - Tesla Recalls All Cybertrucks - GM Rolls Out Bidirectional Home EV Chargers - Corvette’s Chief Engineer Retires - Dodge Introduces Comprehensive Protection Plan
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AD #3793 - U.S. Fast Charging Network Growing Fast; Mexico Facing U.S. Pressure Over Chinese EVs; New Toyota Camry Goes Hybrid Only
- Commercial EVs Cheaper to Operate Than ICE - EU Sales Drop in March, EVs Fall the Most - Fast EV Chargers Growing Fast in the U.S. - Google Maps Adds Charging Stations, Availability - Another Wild Van Debuts in China - DS Adds Geo-Fencing to PHEVs - New Toyota Camry Goes Hybrid Only - Mexico Facing U.S. Pressure Over Chinese EVs
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AD #3792 - Tesla Market Cap Drops Below $500 Billion; GM Launches PHEVs In China; Boston Dynamics Unveils New Humanoid Robot
- Southern Governors Speak Out Against UAW - Tesla Shareholders Vote On $59 Billion Musk Package - Tesla Market Cap Drops Below $500 Billion - Stella Shareholders Approve $39 Million Pay for Tavares - China Exports More Cars Than Germany Makes - GM Launches PHEVs In China - BYD Super 9 Looks Sensational - BMW Doing Well with EVs - Chevy Bolt Going to Fairfax - Boston Dynamics Unveils New Humanoid Robot
Customer Reviews
Excellent content
Love the content, have been a devoted listener for years. However, I rather dislike the non auto advertisements that have recently began to intrude into the podcast.
It’s an automotive podcast, so listening to adds from Lear, Bridgestone, Hyundai etc are par for the course. I understand that it cost $$ to make the podcast and there has to be some sort of revenue.
But to have to listen to adds for Old Navy and Sonic are very aggravating. In the past there were no external advertisements. About a year ago the external advertisements started showing up and it has been a struggle to listen to the podcast since that happened.
In addition, every couple of months the podcast resets the “played” episodes back to 0 and there are hundreds of past episodes that now show as not played, even though I have faithfully listened to every episode. This issue seems to be related to the external advertisements.
This podcast is worth the listen, just be prepared for the advertisements you have to endure to be able to hear the content.
Sound Issues
This podcast allows advertisers to play ads at extremely high volumes. This is annoying, distracting and dangerous.
Great show but not updated since 6/30/23
Great info but for some reason it hasn’t been current since June 30th 2023