George Downs
Episode 41
Ford, GM and others have secured large-scale EV fleet contracts with companies like Walmart and FedEx
WSJ’s George Downs breaks down how much of a lifeline fleet electrification contracts can be for auto makers and what other EV companies in particular are fighting for them. Illustration: George Downs
George Downs
George Downs explores the evolution of transportation, from electric vehicles to commercial aviation and the future of spaceflight.
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Could Regent’s Seagliders Really Change Coastal Travel?
Seaglider manufacturer Regent hopes to replace coastal short-haul flights and ferries with a zero-emission, affordable new mode of transportation. WSJ’s George Downs breaks down the company’s strategy and the hurdles it may face along the way. Illustration: George Downs -
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Kenya’s Chinese-Built Railway Shows Why Belt and Road Is Being Reworked
The Chinese-built Standard Gauge Railway in Kenya has become a case study in some of the problems China’s Belt and Road Initiative can create. WSJ’s George Downs explains. Illustration: George Downs -
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Ford’s $1 Billion Inflation Expense Helps Explain Why Car Prices Are Going Up
Supply chain woes, parts shortages and inflation is making it costlier for auto makers like Ford to manufacture vehicles. Is this trend here to stay, and does this mean that cars are going to be more expensive? WSJ’s George Downs explains. Illustration: George Downs
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