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Automakers Strong Shift to Hydrids & How This Protects ALL Aspects of the Parts Industry for an Extended Time Period
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In this episode, we touch on Automakers intensity moving away from EV and focusing on the most logical next step of innovation the “Hybrid”. The Policitcal landscape has pushed the auto industry in believeing EV was the future, but, investments say otherwise. Lack of realized taxation revenue from EV losses and Engery companies alike may have just solidificed a 15 year run with an acute focus on the Hybrid.
- Lucas Welk explains why there have been few realized tax gains globally as a push for EVs and a shift to Hybrids has taken place.
- The Harris flip-flop show EV to ICE is based on the influence of large corporations and lack of realized tax revenue rather than her own independent beliefs.
- Natural Disasters impacting the supply chain and are we at fault
- A New Tarrifss of Auto Parts has been announced. This article discusses how Emissions control regulations are deployed and how they impact vehicle ownership costs.
- The Shift to Hybrid strongly protects the Aftermarket for 15-20 years
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Chapters
1. Automakers Strong Shift to Hydrids & How This Protects ALL Aspects of the Parts Industry for an Extended Time Period (00:00:00)
2. Auto Trans Podcast Chats Sports (00:00:11)
3. The Discipline of Greatness (00:07:00)
4. The Future of Vehicle Innovation (00:18:18)
5. Future of Automotive Ecosystems and Beyond (00:25:16)
6. Perspectives on Impact of Natural Disasters (00:30:40)
7. Global Collaboration for Environmental Conservation (00:36:35)
8. Industry Trends and Collaborative Opportunities (00:41:43)
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