BMW i7 BEV; GM, Honda to Collaborate on EVs; GM Canada Investment

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APRIL 6, 2022

BMW i7 BEV Takes Aim at Mercedes-Benz EQS

The advanced i7, with a dual-motor electric drivetrain developing over 500 hp in an initial all-wheel-drive model, will kick off sales of BMW’s flagship 4-door in North America in November.

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Chinese Refineries Shun Russian Oil; VW to Drop Models, Move Upscale; Mercedes Intros Electric Turbo

GM, Honda to Codevelop Affordable Electric Vehicles

The automakers will put particular focus on battery-electric compact CUVs, which they say is the world’s largest vehicle segment with annual sales of more than 13 million units.

GM Investing in Ontario BEV, ICE Pickup Production

At Ingersoll, GM will scale up production of BrightDrop battery-electric delivery vans in December after retooling this spring and summer. Production of the Chevrolet Equinox midsize CUV will be reassigned from Ingersoll to other GM plants.

EV Growth Not by Mere Chance – But the Result of Scaling Choices

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Stellantis Uses Jeep in US 5G Connected Car Trials

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Stellantis has taken part in real-world testing of 5G’s potential for connected car communication in the US.

Ukraine War, China’s Covid Wave Put New Dent into Global Light-Vehicle Production

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The biggest cuts in 2022 are in Europe and China. But North America, South America and Asia-Pacific-Less-China each are subject to significant downward revisions.

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