David Zenlea, Anthony Thompson.
“But fewer than 600 of the plug-in electric coupes have left dealer lots through July of this year. Cadillac has not been involved in development of the next Chevrolet Volt, meaning the first-generation ELR is likely the last.”
In his commentary on Automobile Magazine, author David Zenlea looks at what Cadillac has and does not have in the pipes. He is certain that in the way the carmaker is positioning itself, we will not see a new EV any time soon.
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“But fewer than 600 of the plug-in electric coupes have left dealer lots through July of this year. Cadillac has not been involved in development of the next Chevrolet Volt, meaning the first-generation ELR is likely the last.”
Anthony Thompson, vice-president of development and marketing for Qualcomm, said that as with most new technologies, wireless charging comes with a high price tag. It will take time and cost reduction for it to become a more widely used system.
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“The first wirelessly charging electric cars will be premium vehicles, and the technology will then filter down to other models in lower price brackets.”
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