GM's Cruise and Manufacturing Hurdles: GM faces significant workforce reductions following a Cruise robotaxi incident and production challenges, indicating a broader struggle within the company, especially in its electric vehicle initiatives.
Loyalty is a big part of moving from transaction to relationship. Layoffs at Christmas are a pretty bold way to check consumer loyalty. Ghosts literally visited Scrooge for less.
Volvo's Electric Surge: Volvo CEO Jim Rowan reports strong demand for their electric vehicles, C40 and EX30, amidst economic challenges, confidently driving towards an all-electric future.
All for EVs getting to people who want to drive EVs, but “Strong demand” isn’t a number, and numbers are what Data looks like. You could say there is a “strong demand” for a Playstation 5 in my house right now, but that doesn’t mean my wife is going to let me buy one (If you’re reading this, please let me buy one, we can watch movies on it too, it’s for the whole family.)
Tesla's Moves in Mexico and with Uber: Tesla garners incentives for a new factory in Mexico and partners with Uber, offering discounts to drivers, marking a strategic shift in Tesla's approach to vehicle sales and ride-hailing services.
Does this mean you can download the Uber Driver app and get the discount?
Nio's European Strategy: Chinese EV maker Nio plans to launch its 'Firefly' brand in Europe by 2025, targeting affordable family cars, as it navigates a competitive market and regulatory scrutiny.
Folks are about to reevaluate or double down on what “Made In China” means to them.