Automotive giant faces backlash from industry insiders over plans to delay redesigns of five key models until the 2030s. According to a leaked supplier memo, the company is opting to squeeze more revenue from existing platforms rather than investing in fresh designs. This move is expected to save the automaker millions in development costs, but critics argue it may compromise the quality and appeal of their vehicles. As a result, fans of these models may have to wait even longer for a major overhaul, potentially affecting sales and market share in the highly competitive automotive landscape.
Five nameplates won't get redesigns until the 2030s as the automaker squeezes more cash out of current platforms, according to a supplier memo reviewed by Automotive News.
