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General Motors is converting its vehicle fleet into a recurring revenue engine, generating nearly $2 billion year-to-date from software services as its Super Cruise subscriber base doubles year-over-year.
Tesla's stock hit a new all-time high despite Wall Street forecasts for Q4 deliveries to fall to around 450,000 vehicles, down from 500,000 in Q3.
BYD's record-breaking electric vehicle exports are intensifying global competition, creating significant headwinds for rivals including Nio, Xpeng, and even established European brands. This occurs as the North American EV market contracts while Chinese brands gain historic market share in Europe.
Economic pressures are causing Canadian consumers to favor affordable used vehicles over luxury models. This trend coincides with a notable increase in the market share of used electric and hybrid vehicles, signaling a dual shift in purchasing criteria towards both cost-efficiency and alternative energy.
NIO Inc. reported a third-quarter loss that was narrower than analyst expectations, but its stock fell 4.4% as investors reacted to weak fourth-quarter delivery and revenue guidance, signaling concerns about near-term growth amidst fierce competition.