The very first sentence is highly biased and draws an invalid conclusion. They attribute this to vehicle demand, without basis.
It's likely due to retooling for a planned lower cost trim.
Elektrek mostly writes misleading articles like this.
It's likely due to retooling for a planned lower cost trim.
Elektrek mostly writes misleading articles like this.
And it doesn't come as a surprise to anyone, because it's all planned well in advance, and in the weeks leading up to the refit a mountain of new machinery appears in a staging area.