6,294
edits
Automotive Industry: Major Players: Difference between revisions
Automotive Industry: Major Players (view source)
Revision as of 14:03, 18 September 2023
, 18 September 2023→EV Bets
| Line 862: | Line 862: | ||
==== EV Bets ==== | ==== EV Bets ==== | ||
* Mercedes-Benz and BMW announced new EV models at the 2023 IAA mobility conference<ref name=":31">https://www.cnbc.com/2023/09/04/bmw-mercedes-launch-biggest-electric-vehicle-push-yet-to-catch-tesla.html</ref>. | |||
* “The new platforms at Mercedes and BMW showcase, for the first time, what the European OEMs [original equipment manufacturers] will be capable of. These cars are likely still a year away, but their specifications show that European OEMs will be able to create compelling products,” Daniel Roeska, senior research analyst at Bernstein Research, told CNBC<ref name=":31" />. | |||
* Roeska said these models will close a large portion of the gap with Tesla and Chinese players but not all of it<ref name=":31" />. | |||
===== Mercedes-Benz ===== | ===== Mercedes-Benz ===== | ||
| Line 873: | Line 877: | ||
* During the 2023 IAA conference, BMW announced six models that include SUVs and sedans<ref name=":28" />. | * During the 2023 IAA conference, BMW announced six models that include SUVs and sedans<ref name=":28" />. | ||
* The models have '''30% longer range and 30% shorter recharging time''' compared to existing EV models<ref name=":28" />. | * The models have '''30% longer range and 30% shorter recharging time''' compared to existing EV models<ref name=":28" />. | ||
* These models will come to the market in 2025. | |||
==== Winners of the 2023 IAA mobility conference ==== | ==== Winners of the 2023 IAA mobility conference ==== | ||