MAY 6, 2022

AeroMobil Aims High in Quest to Market Flying Car

With a plan to bring flying cars to the masses, AeroMobil CEO Hessel is taking his 2-seat AM 4.0 on a U.S. tour to woo investors and customers.

Exploring The Emerging Automotive Edge
Hear from Dell Technologies what edge compute means in an automotive context and how it’s likely to shape the industry, vehicles, and consumer experiences over the next 5 years. Learn which standards are shaping the technology and the realities of managing data along the vehicle to cloud continuum. Understand the need for partnerships and how the ecosystem will enable monitoring of a vehicle’s entire life cycle from cradle to grave as a digital twin.

Autoline Daily 2022: Top Industry News for May 6

Chinese Battery Companies Coming to U.S.; Mercedes Makes One-Off for will.i.am; Nikola Passes Major Milestone

Ram Spending Pays Off With Most-Viewed Auto Ad

The Ram ad had the highest estimated national spend for the week of April 25. Stellantis’ light-truck brand opted to cast a wide net across various programs, with more than 1,400 airings – the most of any ad on the list.

AeroMobil AM 4.0 Flying Car

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“The ultimate vision is to offer millions of customers in the U.S. the ability to use a flying car,” says Patrick Hessel, AeroMobil CEO.

Push for Hydrogen Fueling Stations in the U.S.

From TU Automotive
A U.S. service station company is hoping to push forward hydrogen refueling options as a way of advancing take-up for the climate friendly automotive technology.

April U.S. Light-Vehicle Sales Weaker Than Expected; Still Up from March

For Wards Intelligence Subscribers
Slightly weaker-than-expected results likely were rooted in retail volume, probably caused by the strong inventory mix of higher priced vehicles, escalating fuel costs and some trepidation on the economic outlook.

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