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Tag Archives: UAW

Marketing All Those EVs: Is the Auto Industry Up to the Challenge?

The future is electric — how will demand for EVs be satisfied in the near term? The mid-term?

Posted byWilliam SundwickDecember 11, 2022December 11, 2022Posted intotemsTags:automobiles, Chevrolet, Chevy Bolt, China, EVs, Ford, General Motors, Honda, Hyundai, India, Kia, Korea, Mary Barra, Tesla, Toyota, UAWLeave a comment on Marketing All Those EVs: Is the Auto Industry Up to the Challenge?

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AL, MS, GA can’t become “New Detroit” without UAW! That was real engine of middle class arrival of blue collar workers in 50s and 60s

Posted byWilliam SundwickApril 20, 2017August 10, 2020Posted inPast, totemsTags:Alabama, automobiles, Georgia, manufacturing, Mississippi, UAWLeave a comment on Link from Bloomberg

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