The Cadillac EV is popular with people out west, young folks, and fans of musiq.
Electricity costs are still very much tied to fuel costs. If fuel costs are balanced, will consumers stick with the EV experience?
People who leak schedules > people who leak spoilers
You may be having a rough day, but you’ll probably never have a “an airplane company is mad at me” level rough day. So that’s nice.
So you’re saying the company that has been selling EVs the 2nd longest is the 2nd best at it? Somebody write that down, it seems important.
If it’s good enough for air travel…er, scratch that. We just work here.
Consumers value the experience dealers offer and aren’t going anywhere, which means dealers are free to focus on the experience they are offering. #TheCircleOfLife or something.
If Elon REALLY wanted to get rid of Spam, he should've bought Hormel Food Corporation.
Delivery driver traffic is down by 84%, robot robbery is up 400%. Cue Terminator 2 soundtrack
Drawing a big circle around the industry requires acknowledging that without automotive manufacturers, there is no automotive retail. Supporting your people is key from Mom and Pop shops up to multinational corporations!
Service Departments everywhere getting ready to play the hero: “Hold my wrench.”
The best sales strategy in the world doesn't work if you have no cars, yall.
Google learned what customers will tolerate. Apple learned what customers want.
Ever putting on a master class in brand development, VW moving a model out on its own as a brand definitely feels like a “Shots Fired” moment!
Rivian is sitting on 90K preorders and working on a massive new factory in Georgia. What are billions of dollars in losses when you got a plan?
"Oh great another new thing to learn, why can't we just do things the old way?" -Closed-minded folks back when the printing press came around.
Parent gamers everywhere are like — “Yay! a new way to watch Disney+!”
What is that old saying? — “You can’t have your cake and exchange it for a slightly more valuable cake too.” ???
It would seem they would lose a lot more profit if they passed the full cost increase down the line pricing customers out of buying. This transparent adjustment of expectations seems like a valuable move in the long term sense. What do you think?
There are already people in the retail automotive space ready to hire people facing this disruption.
This feels like a sign Tesla’s EV superiority is on a timeline while GM’s lead robotaxi position is on its way up.
#RIPiPod — ASOTU cares about how this loss feels. Tell us about your favorite music and we will listen to it on our smartphones since nobody has really used an iPod in 10 years.
Metaverse tourism: coming to a cherry blossom festival near you
Ford also launched their EV truck 5 seconds ago, so maybe they don't like Rivian's pace anymore.
High gas prices + new/used car supply issues + tax incentives + climate anxiety = consumers are trying new options