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Honda, Late to the EV Party & Putting in Half-Hearted Efforts, Now Disappointed with Results
Honda has been one of the biggest laggards in the auto industry when it comes to full vehicle electrification. It took forever to bring a long-range electric vehicle to market, and then outsourced it — the Honda Prologue is really a GM vehicle underneath. Honda executives have made countless negative … [continued]
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Lyft & Apollo Go to Go After Europe
An Apollo Go robotaxi may have just fallen into a construction pit while in service in China, but the robotaxi business is still continuously expanding, including in Europe. Baidu (“China’s Google”) is the parent company of Apollo Go (“China’s Waymo”). It has done a pretty good job of expanding its … [continued]
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Robotaxi Falls Into Construction Pit, Tesla Dojo Dead
We’ve got a couple of stories this week regarding robotaxis that might indicate a little bit of a pumping of the brakes on the robot revolution. Perhaps they are no big deal in the long run, but they are not exactly positive surprises. Robotaxi Falls Into Construction Pit Social media … [continued]
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Why Xiaomi Succeeded At Making Electric Cars But Apple Failed
Why did Xiaomi succeed where Apple failed? The answer involves more that government subsidies. It starts with educational priorities.
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China’s EV Tipping Points: Racing From 50% To 80% New Sales In Record Time
China is about to cross one of the most important milestones in the global electric vehicle transition. In 2025, battery electric and plug-in hybrid cars will account for roughly half of all new sales in the country, a level the central government had not expected to see until the mid-2030s. … [continued]
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