AD #4329 - Trump To Dump USMCA Tomorrow; Slate Destination Charge: $1,400?; More Automakers Want Aluminum Wiring
About this episode
The episode discusses various developments in the automotive industry, including trade agreements and production issues faced by major manufacturers.
- VW AG Wants Split to End-Run Unions - Trump To Dump USMCA Tomorrow - Slate Destination Charge: $1,400? - Stellantis Falling Short of Production Promise to Italy - Chinese Made Jeeps Headed to Europe - Chinese Battery Co’s Promise to Pay Suppliers Faster - More Automakers Want Aluminum Wiring - Next Nissan Frontier Due Late 2029
Topics covered
- automotive industry
- trade agreements
- production challenges
- electric vehicles
- international markets
Keywords
- VW AG
- Trump
- USMCA
- Stellantis
- Nissan
- Chinese Battery Co
- aluminum wiring
- automakers
- production promise
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: VW AG, USMCA, Stellantis, Nissan, Chinese Battery Co, Chinese Made Jeeps
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