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"Global strategic models" are being phased out
The global supply chain and the “global strategic models” that symbolize the benefits of free trade are disappearing. U.S. electric vehicle (EV) giant Tesla has stopped developing low-cost global strategic models. The world is gradually becoming more fragmented, and in such a world, there is no dominant power leading innovation and setting rules. Automakers are being forced to rebuild their business models.
Tesla’s “Model 2” Fails to Launch
“We hope to extend the contract by about five years.”
By 2025, executives at U.S. auto parts suppliers working with Tesla began receiving such requests. The global strategic model “Model Y,” launched in 2020, is facing a new comprehensive redesign, but Tesla seems to have decided to continue sales in the short term.
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Japan Economic News and the Financial Times merged in November 2015 to form the same media group. The alliance formed by two newspapers founded in the 19th century in Japan and the UK, respectively, is promoting broad collaboration in areas such as special features under the banner of “high-quality, the strongest economic news.” As part of this, articles are exchanged between the Chinese websites of the two newspapers.