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We'll start with news today.

Volvo's EX30, that's their entry-level, most affordable version that sold over 100,000 units so far coming to the US by the end of this year.

That's much quicker than we thought was going to arrive.

Now, of course, they're about to move production from China to Ghent.

It's the same vehicle.

It's just about where it's assembled and it's put together.

But, of course, the Chinese tariffs in the US mean that they now have to make that in Ghent and ship it to the US in Belgium. Single motor version starts at 34-950, twin motor

performance starts at 44-900. Yeah, the issue of the software earlier this year was real. It was

a pain in the backside for early adopters of that, but the over-the-air updates have arrived thick and fast, actually, on the X-30.

And I think most people would agree now.

It's pretty much fit for purpose.

And I'm sure there's a wish list of things you'd like added to it.

But otherwise, all of those things, I gather, have been sorted.

So the cars the US get will be the real deal.

And they'll arrive this year.

Fantastic. Tesla's cyber truck is trying to find

and pull a few levers to increase sales now that we know that they've worked their way through

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