Roland Krueger, Khobi Brookly, Jose Guerrero.
“Performance and the range are very important in the premium segment, so we believe that for Infiniti a hybrid or plug-in hybrid is the right proposition at this time.”
Infiniti CEO Roland Krueger negates notions of an all-electric model for the Nissan premium subsidiary. Yet, he seems to consider plug-in hybrids, which Infiniti does not have at the moment. One plug at a time.
europe.autonews.com
“Performance and the range are very important in the premium segment, so we believe that for Infiniti a hybrid or plug-in hybrid is the right proposition at this time.”
Tesla spokesperson Khobi Brooklyn reaffirms the EV maker’s pricing for the Model 3. In states like California, which has generous EV incentives, the Tesla could sell for as little as 25,000 dollars.
bloomberg.com
“We can confirm it’s 35,000 dollars before incentives. We haven’t changed our minds.”
Jose Guerrero, head product manager of electric vehicles for BMW, defies the idea of a truly long-range EV, which his former colleague Siegfrid Pint defines as “fist-car ability” – at least for the i3.
bmwblog.com
“I question the race to the 200-mile electric car.”
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