AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEV Policy Push: Delhi approved a new EV policy offering over $1,000 to scrap older cars, aiming to cut winter smog in one of the world’s most polluted cities. China Expansion in Europe: Xpeng brought its L03 SUV to Munich while pitching robots and flying cars as “Physical AI,” with mass-production claims for both. Battery & Materials Momentum: Spain expects Chinese firms to keep investing in 2026, with automotive and batteries among the fastest-growing sectors. Tech in the Driver’s Seat: BMW launched a ChatGPT-powered AI vehicle configurator, signaling more conversational tools in car buying. Dealership Software: Ipswich’s MotorDesk won recognition for dealership management automation covering stock, sales, invoicing, and marketing. Safety & Enforcement: South Australia Police unveiled “shadow patrol cars” with subdued markings to deter risky driving. Motorsport Tech Debate: Verstappen says he’s “mentally readjusting” to 2026 F1 energy-management limits at Spa, where battery depletion shapes lap pace. EV Market Shakeout: Honda confirmed the end of the U.S. all-electric Prologue, part of a broader EV retreat from the U.S. market. Local Mobility Trial: Philippines logistics pilot is testing swappable-battery electric motorcycles for last-mile deliveries in Metro Manila. Roadside Disruption: A multi-vehicle crash in Llandudno sent five people to hospital after pedestrians were involved. Wildfire Impact: Ainslie Creek wildfire north of Boston Bar, B.C., destroyed at least seven buildings as blazes surged across the province.
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