In 2022, General Motors’ president, Mark Reuss, declared to Business Insider: “We will not dilute our investment with hybrids.” However, since then, GM has changed its mind. During an investor meeting last month, CEO Mary Barra announced plans for plug-in hybrids. A recent report indicates that plug-in hybrid versions of the Chevrolet Silverado and GMC […]
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The CEOs of American automakers Ford and General Motors have stated that they are considering partnerships to reduce costs related to electric vehicle technology, as Chinese competitors are expanding into the American and European markets. Ford CEO Jim Farley mentioned the possibility of collaboration with other automakers to reduce battery costs during a separate presentation […]
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The Volkswagen Tiguan was launched for the year 2009. It was initially successful but sales dwindled over time due to being kept in the catalog for too long. In 2018, Volkswagen decided to rework the Tiguan for the market, shifting the strategy. Initially, the Tiguan was built on the Golf platform, resulting in solid road […]
The Japanese are too polite to say to the world’s face that they were right, we are not in the United States. But the recent upheavals in the direction the automotive industry is taking at the moment seem to vindicate Toyota, which had from the beginning of the electric revolution advocated for a cautious approach, […]
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GM is changing course with plug-in hybrids for Silverado and Sierra
All things automotiveIn 2022, General Motors’ president, Mark Reuss, declared to Business Insider: “We will not dilute our investment with hybrids.” However, since then, GM has changed its mind. During an investor meeting last month, CEO Mary Barra announced plans for plug-in hybrids. A recent report indicates that plug-in hybrid versions of the Chevrolet Silverado and GMC […]
Ford and GM ready to work with China
All things automotiveThe CEOs of American automakers Ford and General Motors have stated that they are considering partnerships to reduce costs related to electric vehicle technology, as Chinese competitors are expanding into the American and European markets. Ford CEO Jim Farley mentioned the possibility of collaboration with other automakers to reduce battery costs during a separate presentation […]
Volkswagen Tiguan R-Line 2024: Boring efficiency
All things automotiveThe Volkswagen Tiguan was launched for the year 2009. It was initially successful but sales dwindled over time due to being kept in the catalog for too long. In 2018, Volkswagen decided to rework the Tiguan for the market, shifting the strategy. Initially, the Tiguan was built on the Golf platform, resulting in solid road […]
Maybe Toyota was right
All things automotiveThe Japanese are too polite to say to the world’s face that they were right, we are not in the United States. But the recent upheavals in the direction the automotive industry is taking at the moment seem to vindicate Toyota, which had from the beginning of the electric revolution advocated for a cautious approach, […]