Customer deliveries originally slated to begin in June will now start in July.
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Customer deliveries originally slated to begin in June will now start in July.
Tesla said on Tuesday it had set up a site in China to store data generated by all vehicles it sells in the country. Other automakers told Reuters they have done the same.
Average credit scores for consumers who financed new and used vehicles are higher, and delinquency rates are lower.
The chip crisis remains fluid globally, said GM spokesman David Barnas, but the automaker's supply chain team has made strides to mitigate the impact.
Hyundai will finalize its plans to switch to full-electric models within the next six months, Reuters reported.
Gerard Dwyer joined Rivian this week as vice president of business finance, according to a post on LinkedIn.
The extension of the EV tax credit would be a boon to motorists looking to buy from Tesla and GM, whose offerings are no longer eligible for the credit under current law