AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPedestrian Safety Push: Ohio is doubling down on “Vision Zero” road design changes after rising pedestrian deaths, with families citing speed, distracted driving, and vehicle size as key risks. EV Market Pressure: Mercedes is struggling in China as German rivals face steep declines while Xiaomi and BYD take share, showing how hard it is to win with EVs and software-first competition. Chinese EV Stunt Culture: Dongfeng’s Voyah Passion S SUV recreated the famous upside-down tunnel loop stunt in a closed test, underscoring how Chinese brands use spectacle to prove engineering. Local EV Competition: Australia’s MG is testing its new mid-size EV SUV S6, pitching sharper pricing and equipment against Tesla and BYD—while charging speed remains a weak spot. Aviation-Linked Mobility: Turkish Airlines expands its China network with Chengdu flights, reflecting continued demand for travel tied to major tech and auto hubs. Motorsport Spotlight: Formula E CEO Jeff Dodds says the series aims for female drivers at championship level within 2–3 years, backed by a larger women’s program. Corruption & Assets: Iraq’s anti-corruption case involving Adnan al-Jumaili led to confiscation of $20m, 60kg of gold, and seven cars. Hydrogen Record: UK driver Andy Green set a new FIA hydrogen-powered land speed record at Bonneville with the JCB Hydromax.
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