GUEST: Flavio Volpe, President, Canada’s Automotive Parts Manufacturing Association
They call it Project Arrow, and it’s a showcase of Canadian technology to make electric vehicles. Some of that tech is truly groundbreaking. Up to now the project has been kind of hush-hush, but Flavio Volpe, president of Canada’s Automotive Parts Manufacturing Association, is here to tell us all about it. Renown EV auto journalist John Voelker is also on the show.
PANEL: John Voelcker, Car and Driver Gary Vasilash, on Automotive John McElroy, Autoline.tv
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2:45 Shell Buys EV Charging Network
3:21 Winnebago Going Electric
4:26 VW Develops Smart HVAC System
6:52 EV Sales Top 1 Million in the EU
7:48 Mercedes Improves Electrified CLAs
8:32 Porsche Offers Modern Screens for Old Cars
9:17 Cox Automotive Less Optimistic on Sales
0:08 Tesla Engineer: Company Staged Self-Driving Promotion Video
1:15 GM Appeals Racketeering Case Against FCA To Supreme Court
2:11 Virginia Governor Scraps Ford & CATL Battery Plant
3:37 Corvette Reveals E-Ray Hybrid
5:04 New Hyundai Kona Powertrain Details
6:02 German BMW Owners Can Watch Soccer in Their Car
7:22 U.S. Insurance Rates See Biggest Jump in Six Years
8:35 Automakers Commit to Invest $210 Billion In EVs In the U.S.
9:30 Tesla Orders Spike in China After Price Cuts
10:06 Study Says EV Drivers Need to Pay More Road Fees
0:00 A Different Theory Why Tesla Cut Prices
1:23 EU Wants Its Own IRA
2:23 60% of Lincoln Dealers Agree to Sell EVs
3:45 Volvo Offers RWD for 1st Time in 25 Years
5:02 India Could be Huge EV Market
6:07 Aramco Could Join Geely/Renault ICE JV
7:28 What, a Mach-E Hearse?
8:00 Hertz Puts 25,000 EVs in EU
8:36 Continental’s Battery Impact Detector
What a pleasant surprise. For years I felt that Mitsubishi’s cars felt a bit outdated and clunky. But the new Outlander erased all those thoughts. It’s comfortable and modern, thanks to sitting on an all-new platform that came via Nissan—part of the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance.
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1:41 Wyoming Wants to Ban EVs
2:49 MG Outsells Mitsu & Hyundai In Australia
3:31 MG Cyberster Concept
4:13 Volvo To Make a Minivan?
5:28 Americans Don’t Plug in Their PHEVs Enough
6:32 Opel Astra PHEV Rated At 213 MPG
7:30 Beware the Ides of March
8:20 Win $100,000 From Chevrolet
0:08 Global EV Sales Could Slow This Year
1:03 Tesla Slashes Prices in The U.S. & Europe
1:54 Honda & LG Energy Officially Form Battery Joint Venture
3:05 Mazda Shares MX-30 Rotary Range Extender Details
4:02 Buick Launches New Electra E4 EV In China
4:38 Toyota & Lexus Show Off Tokyo Auto Show Concepts
6:28 Sabic Solves Thermal Runaway for EV Battery Packs
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CES is a giant trade show. Too big for any one person to cover. That’s why we’ve got four experts to talk about the new tech they saw in Las Vegas last week from automakers, suppliers and startups. Chris Thomas is the former CTO of BorgWarner. Paul Eisenstein is the publisher of The Detroit Bureau. And of course, John McElroy and Gary Vasilash bring their expertise along.
PANEL: Chris Thomas, Former CTO, BorgWarner Paul Eisenstein, The Detroit Bureau Gary Vasilash, on Automotive John McElroy, Autoline.tv
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2:44 Porsche Taycan Sales Down in 2022
3:27 NEV Sales in China Up Over 93%
4:18 Last Model With Renault Sport Logo
5:59 Prep Your EV for Cold Weather Driving
6:43 NACTOY Winners
7:29 Magna’s Morphing Surfaces for Active Aero
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