just had quite the setback in Q3.
The just suffered its first quarterly loss as a listed company, losing around $1.1 billion (€967 million) in operating costs in the course of three months, adding to a total dent of about $3.6 billion (€3.1 billion) on the year. The massive plunge coincides with the manufacturer pressing the brakes on some of its EV projects, as well as President Donald Trump’s on from the E.U., Bloomberg .
announced last month that it will continue to make , with its 718 model expected to go all electric in September. That goal has now been postponed—for now, at least—with the car maker continuing to produce internal-combustion-engine iterations, with no official date for an all-electric version on the horizon. (Of course, if you’re looking for an electrified offering f

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