AGP Executive Report
Last update: 35 minutes agoFuel-Economy Rollback: The Trump administration finalized new U.S. fuel-efficiency standards that cut the 2031 fleet target to 34.9 mpg from the Biden-era 50.4 mpg, with the Transportation Department warning of higher fuel use and emissions for decades. EV vs. Hybrid Reality Check: GM’s Mary Barra says EV timelines are harder than expected as U.S. EV sales slump, while hybrids surge—Hyundai and Kia report big hybrid gains and Toyota closes in on GM’s U.S. sales lead. Battery Race: GM’s Tennessee plant will mass-produce lithium manganese-rich EV cells targeting 400+ miles, and Toyota opened a $50M Michigan battery research center. BMW Strategy & Products: BMW outlined an AI-boosted, leaner management plan and unveiled the new F 450 R motorcycle line. New Tucson Push: Hyundai rolled out the redesigned Tucson with a hybrid focus and is expanding production, including moving Tucson Hybrid output to Alabama. Dealership & Local Growth: Hudson Automotive Group completed its acquisition of Gallatin Honda. Policy & Labor Pressure: Canada’s Bill C-39 faces warnings from the ITUC that curbs on the right to strike could breach international labor obligations. Safety/Recalls: Honda begins a November 1 recall campaign for the Rebel 500 over a handle-lock fixing nut torque issue.
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