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Isuzu D-Max eV Cross double cab review

Isuzu D-Max eV Cross double cab review. **** £62,495 For – formidable, practical machine, tame enough for hardy civilian use. Against – range poor, pricey. Competition – KGM Musso, Toyota Hilux, Maxus eTerron 9 The electric Isuzu pickup truck has poor range and is hugely expensive but customers for these vehicles have very specialized demands. […]

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Radical Reset Required By BMW As China Advances

Radical Reset Required By BMW As China Advances. “Too expensive, too slow, lacking modern tech” German automakers in general and BMW in particular are stumbling as Chinese manufacturers outcompete them in the premium market they once dominated, according to a report from Professor Ferdinand Dudenhoeffer’s Center for Automotive Research.   The German automotive business model […]

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Europe’s EV Sales Surge; Not Necessarily Local Good News

Europe’s EV Sales Surge; Not Necessarily Local Good News. “We expect in the 2nd half, only limited gains in Chinese penetration will be sustainable as the market environment becomes more competitive, increasingly driven by incumbents rather than by Chinese brands” Accelerating sales in Europe might be welcome news for its car dealers but might be […]

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Volkswagen May Have To Put Investors First, Union Second

Volkswagen May Have To Put Investors First, Union Second. “VW capacity and headcount cuts are required to safeguard its profits as Chinese competition strengthens” For decades, Volkswagen defied the logic that a leading global corporation had to be a cutthroat capitalist to survive and thrive. Instead of being driven by shareholders’ demands VW managed to […]

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VW Hurt By China, But So Is Toyota

VW Hurt By China, But So Is Toyota. “if Škoda can do it, it’s possible for VW, too” Volkswagen investors looking for reassurance after Thursday’s inconclusive board meeting may find some comfort in one fact. Even the mighty Toyota is unlikely to emerge unscathed from China’s assault on the global auto industry. Volkswagen’s meeting on […]

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European Car Sales Strong, Chinese Benefit

European Car Sales Strong, Chinese Benefit. “EV sales remained strong thanks to elevated fuel prices due to the Middle East crisis, tax and cash incentives, and the U.K.’s ZEV mandate” European sales of sedans and SUVs were surprisingly strong in the first half of 2026. So why have major automakers been slashing profit forecasts and […]

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Aston Martin Losses Deepen, Debt Swells, Bondholders Flinch

Aston Martin Losses Deepen, Debt Swells, Bondholders Flinch. “Bondholders have asked the company to produce details of any assets that might have been moved to new ownership” Struggling iconic British luxury sports carmaker Aston Martin’s  recovery plan is teetering and the latest financial numbers show losses widening and debt burgeoning, while some bondholders are unhappy […]

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EU 2035 Monopoly EV Plan Needs Mass Market

EU 2035 Monopoly EV Plan Needs Mass Market. “Europe can certainly build electric cars. The bigger challenge is building seriously affordable ones” If only the European Union could have read the final chapter first, it might have realized its aim to force a new electric vehicle monopoly on its unwilling citizens required small EVs to […]

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