Sinopsis
with John McElroy
Episodios
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Biggest battery maker in world paying suppliers for R & D costs
24/12/2024 Duración: 01minWWJ auto analyst John McElroy reports CATL is doing something many suppliers would like the automakers to do.
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Auto merger talks a sign of disruption in the industry
24/12/2024 Duración: 01minWWJ auto analyst John McElroy says Nissan is in deep trouble with sinking sales and ultimately there will be only Toyota and Honda.
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Jaguar's rebranding effort may be doomed
12/12/2024 Duración: 01minWWJ auto analyst John McElroy says he admires the rebranding effort at Jaguar, but it gets away from their brand that involves grace, space and pace.
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Former Stellantis CEO destroyed automaker's biggest source of profits
11/12/2024 Duración: 01minWWJ auto analyst John McElroy reports ex-Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares turned everything upside down with the Chrysler Group in Auburn Hills, instead of nurturing the operation.
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Auto industry key to U.S. economy and defense
10/12/2024 Duración: 01minWWJ auto analyst John McElroy reports auto companies not only helps the U.S. economy, but also the defense industry.
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U.S. auto industry key to economy and defense
09/12/2024 Duración: 01minWWJ auto analyst John McElroy reports the auto industry accounts for five percent of the gross national product, and it's also critical to the U.S. defense industry.
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Jaguar embarks on new, risky product and marketing strategy
06/12/2024 Duración: 01minWWJ auto analyst John McElroy reports Jaguar has new campaigns that are the riskiest gamble any car company has undertaken.
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Auto executives should learn from U.S. Marine Corps
06/12/2024 Duración: 01minWWJ auto analyst John McElroy reports corporate executives know how to manage finances, but many don't know how to manage people. The U.S. Marine Corps has a leadership class that could help.
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Do we need fuel economy standards
06/12/2024 Duración: 01minWWJ auto analyst John McElroy reports there are two government agencies regulating the same thing, but with different regulations.
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Any surprise with Stellantis CEO's resignation
03/12/2024 Duración: 01minWWJ auto analyst John McElroy says he's not surprised that Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares resigned, because many people were upset with him.
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Ford's past involved a forest in Michigan's Upper Peninsula
27/11/2024 Duración: 01minWWJ auto analyst John McElroy reports 100 years ago Ford used all parts of a tree for their cars and other products.
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The US should rethink automotive safety
26/11/2024 Duración: 01minWWJ auto analyst John McElroy says since the fatality rate on roads is higher than in years past, it's time for automakers to implement vehicle to vehicle technology.
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BMWs driving themselves off the assembly line
26/11/2024 Duración: 01minWWJ auto analyst John McElroy reports there are three assembly plants in Germany where BMWs drive themselves off the assembly line. Toyota is looking to do the same.
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Chinese cars flood the Mexican market
22/11/2024 Duración: 01minWWJ auto analyst John McElroy reports one China expert expects Mexico to put new tariffs on Chinese cars.
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Jaguar launches new strategy focused on products and marketing
22/11/2024 Duración: 01minWWJ auto analyst John McElroy reports one of the most iconic auto brands is moving to electric cars, but will it help the company survive?
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Toyota working with tier two suppliers to cut costs
20/11/2024 Duración: 01minWWJ auto analyst John McElroy reports Toyota is looking to cut costs by working directly with tier 2 suppliers.
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Autonomous ride-hailing cars get boost from generative AI
18/11/2024 Duración: 01minWWJ auto analyst John McElroy reports autonomous cars are getting to be much safer thanks to generative AI.
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U.S. auto dealers interested in selling Chinese cars
15/11/2024 Duración: 01minWWJ auto analyst John McElroy reports American car dealers would be interested in getting a Chinese car franchise because it may worth a fortune in the future.
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Political ads about electric vehicles swayed voters
14/11/2024 Duración: 01minWWJ auto analyst John McElroy reports electric vehicles and the way candidates unveiled or reacted to them in political ads played a part in this year's election.
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Automakers should cut down on specs to get projects done faster
14/11/2024 Duración: 01minWWJ auto analyst John McElroy says some car companies give suppliers 4,000 pages of specifications and projects would go faster if there weren't so many.