Elon Musk, Byung Ki Ah, Andrew Speaker.
“The Model S and the X are always going to be our technology leader.”
Tesla CEO Elon Musk admits that he might have been a bit over-zealous when fitting the Model X with all sorts of cool technology features, instead of adding them gradually to future versions. But at least no other model can knock those two off their throne.
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“The Model S and the X are always going to be our technology leader.”
Byung Ki Ahn, director of the eco-vehicle performance group at Hyundai, says the carmaker may not sell many fuel cell cars (also due to missing infrastructure), but Zero Emission Credits have a monetary value of 5,000 dollars in the U.S. And for each Tuscon FCV sold, Hyundai gets 26 credits that it can trade.
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“We don’t make any money selling a FCEV but we get a lot of credits for the future.”
Andrew Speaker, director EV sales for Nissan, explains that while sales of the Nissan Leaf may be down in the U.S., there is a growing interest in electrification – from the manufacturer and the buyer. And that will play into their strategy in the long run.
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“We aren’t seeing rapid growth in EV sales, but we are seeing more EV players in the market and the more interest there is in EVs, the more it will help.”
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