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APRIL 23, 2024

GM Claims Profitability Despite Q1 China, BEV Losses
Chairman and CEO Mary Barra says GM is preparing to launch several new vehicles that will bolster its position in China and expects to become profitable again in second-quarter 2024.
Autoline Daily 2024: Top Industry News for April 23
Most Americans Open to Chinese EVs; Tesla Has Lowest Repair Costs; Kia Reveals All-New Global Pickup

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Mercedes-Benz Refines EQS

The electric sedan gains subtle styling updates and a larger-capacity battery for greater range in the face of added competition.

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Elektrobit’s New Operating Software Could Be SDV Game Changer for OEMs

The Linux-based software for safety applications is designed to accommodate quick updates without the need for recertification, cutting maintenance time and development costs by up to half, the company says.

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Vauxhall/Opel SUV Now All Electrified Powertrains

Brand's popular midsize Grandland SUV offers BEV, PHEV and mild-hybrid powertrain options.

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5 Auto Carriers Propose $180M Merger
Florida-based Proficient Auto Transport is leading the roll-up of the companies, whose largest customer is General Motors.
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China EV Battery Exports Rise as Demand Shifts, Excess Capacity Climbs
Falling demand at home is driving market leaders to export batteries, while some second-tier lithium-ion battery manufacturers are facing insolvency.