When you fly Emirates on business, you can relax from the start.

You get a complementary chauffeur-driven transfer from your door to the airport.

Then when you land, your chauffeur will be ready to take you wherever you want to go.

It's exclusive for Emirates First and business class travellers.

And with world-class service in the Emirates Lounge and exceptional comfort on board, it's just a better way to do business.

Book now on emirates.com.

When you fly Emirates on business, you can relax from the start.

You get a complementary chauffeur-driven transfer from your door to the airport.

Then when you land, your chauffeur will be ready to take you wherever you want to go.

It's exclusive for Emirates First and business class travellers. And with world-class service

in the Emirates lounge and exceptional comfort on board, it's just a better way to do business.

Book now on emirates.com. Welcome back to EV News Daily. Today, Stalantus submits EV mistakes,

Pohlstar, adds supercharging, and megawatt truck charging. Plus stay tuned. Later in the show,

I'll tell you about the next high-performance Mercedes AMG EV. No EV News China today, as it's the weekend.

That's our spin-off show, looking what happens in the East and how it affects the global EV landscape. That's back on Monday morning. Stalantus said yesterday,

it will take more than 22 billion euros, that's 26 billion US dollars, in charges tied to

reversing course on its electric vehicle strategy. Much of the ride down will cover the cost of canceling EVs and

compensating its suppliers and the contracts. Chief Executive Antonio Filosa blamed his predecessor

Carlos Tavares for, I quote, going all in on EVs. Philosa said the moves reflected the cost

of overestimating the pace of energy transition and cited

previous poor operational execution. Well, Velosa took over as CEO last June. Many buyers outside

of Europe haven't taken to their product mix, as Stalantis would have hoped. The reset lands

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