EV Daily | Tesla Unveils New Model Y Amid Leadership Concerns; Ferrari Prepares First All-Electric Launch
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miércoles, 5 de febrero de 2025, 7:01 am ET1 min de lectura
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【Tesla】
Recent discussions among Tesla shareholders highlight growing momentum to potentially remove Elon Musk from his role, citing his focus on non-Tesla activities and controversial actions that may undermine company objectives. Concerns include Tesla's governance, lack of new models, and reliance on Musk's over-promised self-driving capabilities. Despite these issues, shareholder support remains due to fears of stock volatility. Meanwhile, Tesla has introduced a refreshed Model Y in North America, featuring design updates and exclusive "launch series" model elements.
【Others】
- **Ford**: Ford's EV sales are mixed, with the Mustang Mach-E showing significant growth while the F-150 Lightning faces declining sales amid increased competition from models like the Tesla Cybertruck and Chevy Silverado EV. Ford's strategy includes future releases of smaller, affordable EVs to compete with global leaders. - **Lucid**: Lucid saw a 51% increase in US sales compared to the previous year, largely driven by the introduction of its Gravity SUV. While sales dipped from December, Lucid's aggressive pricing and advanced technology in its new models are expected to drive future growth. - **Genesis**: The Genesis GV90, a new ultra-luxury electric SUV, is set to feature premium design elements aimed at competing with top luxury brands. Expected to launch by 2026, it will utilize Hyundai's latest platform and connectivity technologies, promising an opulent driving experience. - **Ferrari**: Ferrari plans to launch its first all-electric vehicle later this year, promising to maintain the brand's essence of fun and performance in an EV format. The vehicle aims to incorporate Ferrari's iconic sound and design features in an environmentally friendly package. - **IONNA**: The IONNA joint venture, comprising several major auto brands, is set to expand its EV charging network across the US following a successful beta phase. The initiative aims to offer advanced charging amenities and enhance the EV charging experience nationwide.
Recent discussions among Tesla shareholders highlight growing momentum to potentially remove Elon Musk from his role, citing his focus on non-Tesla activities and controversial actions that may undermine company objectives. Concerns include Tesla's governance, lack of new models, and reliance on Musk's over-promised self-driving capabilities. Despite these issues, shareholder support remains due to fears of stock volatility. Meanwhile, Tesla has introduced a refreshed Model Y in North America, featuring design updates and exclusive "launch series" model elements.
【Others】
- **Ford**: Ford's EV sales are mixed, with the Mustang Mach-E showing significant growth while the F-150 Lightning faces declining sales amid increased competition from models like the Tesla Cybertruck and Chevy Silverado EV. Ford's strategy includes future releases of smaller, affordable EVs to compete with global leaders. - **Lucid**: Lucid saw a 51% increase in US sales compared to the previous year, largely driven by the introduction of its Gravity SUV. While sales dipped from December, Lucid's aggressive pricing and advanced technology in its new models are expected to drive future growth. - **Genesis**: The Genesis GV90, a new ultra-luxury electric SUV, is set to feature premium design elements aimed at competing with top luxury brands. Expected to launch by 2026, it will utilize Hyundai's latest platform and connectivity technologies, promising an opulent driving experience. - **Ferrari**: Ferrari plans to launch its first all-electric vehicle later this year, promising to maintain the brand's essence of fun and performance in an EV format. The vehicle aims to incorporate Ferrari's iconic sound and design features in an environmentally friendly package. - **IONNA**: The IONNA joint venture, comprising several major auto brands, is set to expand its EV charging network across the US following a successful beta phase. The initiative aims to offer advanced charging amenities and enhance the EV charging experience nationwide.
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