AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoUS-China Trade Clash: US senators are pushing to make a Chinese vehicle ban permanent, aiming for quick Senate approval as President Trump meets Xi Jinping. F1 Driver Market: Red Bull confirmed Liam Lawson’s three-race stint went well after Isack Hadjar’s wrist injury, with Hadjar returning for Azerbaijan. Chinese EV Momentum: NIO delivered its 30,000th ES9 in 119 days, while Li Auto said L6 cumulative deliveries topped 410,000 units. EV/Charging Strategy: Toyota is reportedly developing its first extended-range EV for China, targeting production in 2027. Auto Tech Supply Chain: GlobalFoundries says 48V migration is inevitable as chip value per vehicle rises, even as 12V won’t disappear soon. Robotics Governance: UBTECH released a white paper on ethical governance for humanoid robots, outlining risk controls and interaction rules. Dealer Economics: A TEDA forum session warned China’s dealer margins have fallen sharply, pushing the industry toward aftermarket services. Digital Retail: Kuwait’s Motorgy won “Top Digital Automotive Platform,” highlighting a push for better online car buying and selling.
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