Episode 993 – Great Wall Rising, Tesla Looks for New Revenue, Could Cardboard Replace Steel? ~ Autoline Daily

Joint-ventured and government-owned companies dominate the Chinese market, but one company is thriving without bank or government backing. If you think the sticker price of a Tesla Model S is high, find out how they are getting even more money from their buyers. Take a look at what one Israeli inventor thinks will be the lightweight material of the future. All that and more, plus our first look at the updated BMW 7 Series.

Episode 993 – Great Wall Rising, Tesla Looks for New Revenue, Could Cardboard Replace Steel?

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