The recent conflicts in the Red Sea have caused major disruptions for global shippers of critical goods. However, this instability is not the only challenge that major carriers will face in this new year 2024.
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A recent American study shows that electric vehicle buyers express more dissatisfaction with dealerships than traditional customers, with increasing rates of one-star reviews, according to a study.
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Honda Motor, with the aim of expansion, is exploring the possibility of building an electric vehicle (EV) factory in Canada, potentially including an in-house battery production capacity. This plan represents a massive investment of $14 billion, aimed at positioning the Japanese automaker on equal footing with its American and European rivals in the EV sector.
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In the automotive world, a peculiar practice persists: the coexistence of old models alongside their recent successors. This tradition often stems from the persistent popularity of the older versions. Notable examples include Nissan’s Rogue Select, classic Chevrolet models, and currently, the previous generation of Ram 1500 from Ram.
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Disruptions to be expected in maritime transport in 2024
All things automotiveThe recent conflicts in the Red Sea have caused major disruptions for global shippers of critical goods. However, this instability is not the only challenge that major carriers will face in this new year 2024.
Why are electric vehicle owners less satisfied?
All things automotiveA recent American study shows that electric vehicle buyers express more dissatisfaction with dealerships than traditional customers, with increasing rates of one-star reviews, according to a study.
Honda is considering investing $18 billion in an electric vehicle factory in Canada.
All things automotiveHonda Motor, with the aim of expansion, is exploring the possibility of building an electric vehicle (EV) factory in Canada, potentially including an in-house battery production capacity. This plan represents a massive investment of $14 billion, aimed at positioning the Japanese automaker on equal footing with its American and European rivals in the EV sector.
A new 16-year-old Ram truck will still be offered in 2024.
All things automotiveIn the automotive world, a peculiar practice persists: the coexistence of old models alongside their recent successors. This tradition often stems from the persistent popularity of the older versions. Notable examples include Nissan’s Rogue Select, classic Chevrolet models, and currently, the previous generation of Ram 1500 from Ram.