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Vast Network of 17,800 Tesla Superchargers Now Open to GM EVs, But There’s a Catch

Automotive Addicts

General Motors (GM) has finally opened up Tesla’s vast Supercharger network to its electric vehicle (EV) owners, offering access to over 17,800 charging stations across the U.S. However, the catch is clear: GM is still in the process of fulfilling demand and balancing its supply chain to ensure these adapters are readily available.

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"Navigating the Future of Automotive Leadership: Balancing Tradition and Innovation"

Women Automotive Network

The Women Automotive Network is a global community of 39,000 from 108 countries. Marian Maroki : Marian recently graduated from Wayne State University, dual-majoring in global supply chain and marketing management. His work involves bridging the gap between short-term production needs and long-term strategic goals.

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BYD Seagull could come to UK in brand's affordable EV push

Autocar

In the medium term, Blundell said he’d like to see BYD “established as a credible brand, with an established infrastructure and dealer network and to be part of the landscape” in the UK. “We We’re switched onto supply chain and logistics and ‘build our own’“ when it comes to components.

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Industry insight: The future of aftersales in the electric era

Autocar

But they also present new challenges around training, safety, infrastructure and supply chains. But it has also introduced plenty of changes for the industry in terms of aftersales and maintenance. I do believe that EVs present the franchised dealer network with many opportunities,” Mark said. “I Tyres are critical.

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Auto industry reacts to Honda’s $15B EV investment

Canadian Auto Dealer

It proudly honours the highly skilled associates who have earned a global reputation for manufacturing excellence and represents Honda’s recognition of the long-term attractiveness of the Canadian electric vehicle manufacturing ecosystem,” he said. That goes all the way from the dealership network to OEMs to supply chains.

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Steve Young Blog: Turning up the volume

Motor Trader

As the storm moves on, all hell breaks loose, and I wonder if that’s where we are now as well in terms of the industry outlook? Geopolitical risks remain, particularly in Ukraine and the Middle East, but in industry terms we (perhaps sadly) have adjusted for that and replanned where necessary with new suppliers and supply chains.

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Striking a balance

Canadian Auto Dealer

Introducing cheaper Chinese EVs might seem like a plausible short-term solution to bridge the affordability gap. These vehicles can offer significant reductions in fuel consumption — without the pressing need for extensive charging networks. Let’s consider each of those separately. Will Chinese EVs come to Canada?

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