Chrysler Disputes Tesla Brag by Gualberto Ranieri Auburn Hills May 22, 2013; On May 22, 2013, Tesla, a California-based EV manufacturer, said it has repaid a DoE loan adding: ?Tesla will be the only American car company to have fully repaid the government. Read More...
Tesla?s Musk Channels Iacocca With Early U.S. Repayment Tesla Motors Inc. (TSLA) ?s Elon Musk is poised to follow in the footsteps of Lee Iacocca, who 30 years ago as Chrysler Corp.?s chief executive officer retired a controversial U.S. obligation years early. Read More...
Where Is DaimlerChrysler Heading?
The DaimlerChrysler AG is faced with so many options but the closest by far, as perceived by experts, is the selling of the Chrysler Group. However, some of them predict that Daimler, minus Chrysler, may not be enough to compete worldwide.
If Daimler decides to sell Chrysler, the German automaker is expected to return to what it was two decades ago: small yet proud. Most of the investors of Daimler are jubilant about the prospect of turning back Read More...
Cleaner Running Truck Engines and Daimler Chrysler, Caterpillar and Freightliner
Pollution Standards for trucks are changing and sulfur in diesel fuel is also changing and many truck manufacturers have been working on this for many years. Some are making quite a bit of head way indeed. Soon all over the road 18-wheelers will run more efficiently and cleaner. Let’s talk about one of those companies now; Daimler Chrysler with their Caterpillar partnership.
Here is an excerpt of an article from back in 2002, as companies aligne Read More...
Daimler Chrysler Robotic Factories
All automaker factories are going to robotics, some say that Japan is leading the field in these endeavors, of course most all of the technology started here in the States. With American Automakers hurting and Delphi filing bankruptcy, some of these robotic auto plants will go dark for a while and probably lay off some Union Workers, which can save the companies millions is health care costs and problems associated with over production and the ne Read More...