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En el episodio de la temporada, conversamos con Fernando Castillo, Head Of Professional Services en CloudHesive, donde nos revela cómo la inteligencia artificial está transformando la experiencia del cliente (CX) a través de la hiperpersonalización, una tendencia que también está impactando industrias como el retail y la salud. Además, nos dará pautas para construir nuestra propia plataforma utilizando servicios de AWS.Este es el episodio 12 de la temporada 5 del Podcast de Charlas Técnicas de AWS.Tabla de Contenidos:2:36 - Inteligencia Artificial en CX3:29 - Personalización del Cliente4:47 - Evolución en la Provisión de Servicios y Time To Market (TTM)7:47 - Escalabilidad del Servicio8:25 - La Importancia de los Datos10:55 - Creación del Data Lake12:45 - Seguridad y Guard Rails en LLMs17:14 - Base Vectorial en Interacciones20:35 - Métricas y KPIs de Personalización23:42 - Ajuste de Respuestas de IA25:44 - Voces Sintéticas y Protección de Datos29:05 - Evolución del Menú de Opciones31:12 - Análisis de Sentimiento32:08 - Evaluación y Actualización de Modelos de IA36:24 - Deepfakes de Voz y doble factor de Autenticación39:05 – Automatización, escalado y Optimización del servicio43:20 – Manejando la Privacidad de Datos47:43 – Construyendo nuestra Plataformas con IA50:55 – Integrando Llamadas de Emergencia en la solución53:53 - Tendencias en Hiper-personalización56:15 - IA como Herramienta Productiva1:01:44 - Reflexión de CierreRedes Sociales del Invitado:LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fecastillo/✉️ Si quieren escribirnos pueden hacerlo a este correo: podcast-aws-espanol@amazon.comPodes encontrar el podcast en este link: https://aws-espanol.buzzsprout.com/O en tu plataforma de podcast favoritaMás información y tutoriales en el canal de youtube de Charlas Técnicas☆☆ NUESTRAS REDES SOCIALES ☆☆

G'Day and welcome to Overdrive, where we experiment with ideas and activities to do with cars and transport and their impact on our culture. I'm David Brown In the program we are joined by motoring journalist Paul Murrell to ruminate on 1. The gentleman who renovated his house so that he can keep his HQ Holden Monaro in the lounge room 2. The Mazda CX-3 and the image of Mazda that has made it successful but will it continue. 3. Look at executive vehicles and compare the Audi e-tron with the Kia EV9. 4. Discuss the carbon footprint of classic cars. A more detail rundown of the program Making an HQ Holden Monaro a lounge room feature 00:01:47 A Queensland man renovates his home and who's put this HQ Holden in his lounge room. We tend to sort of put cars on a pedestal, both literally and figuratively. If you're in that much in love with a car, you wanna be looking at it more often. And if it's all locked away in the garage, then you probably don't see it as often as you would like. Mazda CX-3 How does it fit the Mazda Image 00:09:48 Mazda sales o far this year are done a bit, but it has been #2 for a while. But they have been the quiet achiever in many ways. They tend to be well put together. Interiors in particular are nice, so people judge them almost on a on an out of date image if you like. They haven't really changed a great deal. They've had their odd issues here and there, but they present as cars slightly better than their price would suggest. They have the CX3, they have the CX 30 and then they have the MX30 and you and I of course deal with these things all the time and even we get confused about which is which. Mazda owns the elegant small SUV image if you like. Kia EV9 versus an Audi e-tron – Which is the best executive car 00:19:54 Driving the Kia EV9. It is a large, some say ugly SUV. All electric with good electric performance and a lot of features to it. Then I hopped into an Audi sedan, a big sedan, the E Tron GT, and it made me think if I was an executive of a large company and wanted to both be pampered and appear to be pampered, I wonder which one I'd take. You would never normally put those two cars in the same in the same ballpark, in the same sentence. I mean, the Audi E, Tron GT and the Kia EV9 are, on almost any level, very different vehicles. But the back seat of large sedans are only comfortable when you push the front passenger seat as far forward as possible. Whereas if you sit in the back of the EV9, there's a lot of room and the top of the range EV9 has heated and cooled seats in the front AND second row of seats. The EV9 is well suited for the executive trip to the airport. In the upper large sedans and it's over $100,000 category, the Porsche Panamera is #1, but don't get too excited about it so far this year (the first quarter of 2024) they've sold 12. Paul, yes, indeed, David. You should know that by now. I am a great fan of classic cars and. How much do Classic cars contribute to pollution 00:36:33 You also know that I've objected fairly strenuously to the barrage of PR we're getting about electric vehicles are going to save the world. Well, not perhaps as much as we would have thought. A recent study by Footman James, who is a UK classic car insurer, has claimed that classic cars are in fact greener than E vehicles. Its all to do with the amount of energy to produce a new car. More Information For more information and the extended version of the program go to Web Site: Driven Media: drivenmedia.com.au Podcasts iTunes: Cars Transport Culture Spotify: Cars Transport Culture Facebook Cars Transport Culture Instagram Cars Transport Culture Our YouTube site Cars Transport Culture Originally broadcast 13 April 2024

Por no darle mantenimiento mi auto empezó a fallar. Ford Territory 2023 ¿china?. Mazda CX3 ahora hecha en mexico. Aguas cuando te quieran comprar un auto.

Los fanáticos de MG, Ford Ranger Raptor, Mazda CX-3 hecha en México, Una carretera con carga inalámbrica mientras conduces, y para finalizar, bajan las multas por no pagar casetas.

David Wales, author the chapter “Seeing Through the Smoke” from the CX3 book, is the guest on the podcast.  David's fire service background may not be one that people usually associate with customer experience, however, as he explains to Neal, his experience in this field has given David and unique view into CX. David shares how the Fire Service is learning to include cx in their roles, and that there is a place for voice of the customer, honestly, who would have thought that? Through his stories, David shines a light on how, on occasion, what we think people will do vs what they will actual do is poles apart (not that it's a bad thing at all), and, in one story, how listening to a fire victim opened a whole different avenue in dealing with the public. To end the podcast, David poses the question as to whether the fact that streaming services, such as Netflix (please tag) is a good thing? Does it allow companies to see us as individuals or as pigeonholed into certain boxes?

Por Covid Nissan detiene producción en México Aparece el nuevo KIA Sportage 2022 El Mazda 6 y CX3 fuera del mercado de USA Dodge dirá adiós a sus poderosos motores V8 Anuncian llegada del nuevo Hyundai Elantra Detienen renovación de Lewis Hamilton Bottas con un pie fuera de Mercedes ChecoPérez empieza negociar para el 2022

Today, Neal and Paul are thrilled to welcome back the simply amazing Mandisa Makubalo to the podcast to discuss her chapter from the CX3 book as well as her own project in South Africa, "The Virtual Talent Room".   In her own unique way, with effervescence exploding out of every pore, Mandisa shares why diversity is important and how it can benefit businesses and humanity alike. She shares her experience (which is included in her chapter), of how a bank did not take into account the needs of the local community and how services promised because a customer was at a certain level, was never delivered. Hear about the five stages (Empathy, Define, Ideate, Prototype, Testing), that companies can implement TODAY to help with diversity.   Moving away from the book, Mandisa talks about her project aimed at helping young women back into employment. Titled "The Virtual Talent Room", the idea behind this project is to make it easier for young women in the townships to connect with companies who are looking for staff. This is Mandisa's own brainchild and is already reaping the rewards with a number of women already in employment. To find out more about this worthwhile protect, please visit the link - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZbT7PV3kkkV4QeNMDDMM8g

Marc Karschies joins Neal and Paul on today's podcast to discuss his chapter in the CX3 book.   Marc shares his in-depth knowledge and passion for quality and explains how quality has a different meaning for different people and departments. Marc discusses what is the definition of quality (is it defined by the user?) and what really is "good" quality?   Neal and Marc also discuss how quality service management is equal to customer experience management because customer experience is what the customer feels...   Insightful, passionate, and knowledgeable, Marc Karschies enthusiasm of quality is second to none.

Fireside Chats Without The Fires continues its focus on CX3 with Nick Lygo-Baker joining the podcast to talk about his chapter.   Nick, or the CX Mechanic as he is also known by, shares his experience with CX and how he came to understand the need for business to use and adhere to something that he calls "Listening Posts". There are five different types of "Listening Posts", each performing a different function within the business.    They are:-   Voice of the employee Voice of the customer Voice of the service Voice of the process Voice of the market   And Nick shares the functions that each of these performs, and why it's important for companies to have all 5.

In this episode we talk about how any 3rd pedal is a good thing, we update the Raptor Log and somehow compare it to a GT. More EV Talk (Craig's favorite) along with the death of the CX3 and 6. The cars that got away this time or the glorious and horrendous 92 Dodge Spirit ES and 88 Ford Country Squire. 

Gustavo Imhof, one of the contributing authors of the CX3 book, joins the podcast today to share his insights and thoughts on why memories are more important than experiences (yes, read that again).   Discussing his chapter for the book, Gustavo talks about what the 15 memorable variables are, the 6 quick wins, and actually, what matters the most is the outcome for customers rather than the experience.   As you can tell, Gustavo is not scared to go against popular opinion, which makes today's podcast a must-listen.

Continuing the focus on the CX3 book, Fireside Chats Without The Fires are joined by Gregorio Uglioni, a contributing author to the book.   As he is also known, Gregorio, or "CX Goalkeeper" talks about his chapter in the book that focuses on a matrix called "Value/Irritant Matrix". Gregorio explains how the matrix (made famous in the Bill Price book, "The best service is no service"), should be used by companies to create a frictionless experience for their customers.   We also hear about the 3 enablers, Data, Technology, and Human Beings, and the roles that each of these plays in creating customer experience.

CX is complicated. It's a challenge to get it right and to define exactly what you should be focusing on to improve it. But Jeff Toister, President at Toister Performance Solutions and the author of the new book, The Guaranteed Customer Experience, has cracked the code. In this episode, we chat about the Guaranteed Customer Experience framework, how to implement it into your organization, and making brand promises.Topics covered:The importance of keeping promises in CX3 steps to winning and retaining more customersImplementing a guaranteed customer experience into the culture of the companyFollow Jeff on Twitter (@Toister) and check out the Top Books CX Leaders Should Read in 2021.

The intersection between Product-led growth and customer experience is a hot topic these days. To learn more, I met with Evan Leong, founder/CEO of Product Signals (https://productsignals.com/). Evan and I topics such as:  1.) His journey for creating Product Signals and how he is aiming to revolutionize the collaboration between Customer Success and Product teams 2.) Product-led growth strategies in a B2B SaaS setting to deliver superior CX3.) Product mapping and blueprinting4.) Organization/operating models that best support product-led growth strategies5.) How various teams in a SaaS company (Customer Success, Services, Marketing, Sales) best collaborate with Product teams to maximize the customer experience and much, much more!If you have ideas for Podcast episodes, please email Jim Buscaglio at jjbus98@gmail.com or add me on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimbuscaglio).​Follow MicroAdvice on Spotify at https://open.spotify.com/show/6bT3xk3dKS5uQYXeVc1i0w​-OR-Listen to MicroAdvice on iTunes https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/microadvice-podcast/id1536424275​https://youtu.be/JOEZQfTeBUk#Customersuccess​​ #CX​​ #Customer​​ #Customerexperience​​ #product #productmanagement #SaaS #startup #founder #PM #Productgrowth #CS

Car are expensive and that’s one of the reasons Millennials aren’t buying them the way Boomers did. Enter the all-new 2020 Hyundai Venue crossover. It starts at about half the price of the average cars sold these days. And it’s not a penalty box. Tom Voelk travels to Miami, Florida to check this small hatchbacky crossover out. Full disclosure, Hyundai provided travel and lodging for this event but as always, Tom’s opinions are his alone. 

Dennis Wakabayashi is a world leading CX strategist, innovator and evangelist working with Fortune 100 brands to transform their businesses by making customer experience the most important and reliable element of every business decision. Dedicated to sharing his knowledge of the CX and integrated marketing space with colleagues, clients and other professionals, Wakabayashi is a CX subject matter expert who sits on Adobe’s Experience League Advisory Council and is a member of Service Design Week’s Advisory Board. He is also heavily involved in training and education, currently teaching in the Big Data Certification program at Southern Methodist University (SMU) in Dallas, Texas, and developing customer experience curriculum as a CX subject matter expert for the world’s leading technology educators, O’Reilly Media and Safari Books Online. He leads The Integer Group’s Consumer Experience practice known in the industry as CX3. At The Integer Group he oversees integrated commerce, digital marketing and social media. Follow Worthix on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/worthix/ Follow Worthix on Twitter: @worthix Follow Dennis on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/denniswakabayashi/ Follow Dennis on Twitter: https://twitter.com/dwakabayashi Follow Mary Drumond on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/marydrumond/ Follow Mary Drumond on Twitter: @drumondmary

Force Illusion? See ya. Second Chance? Good Riddance. CX3 is back to talk about Destiny's upcoming set rotation and all the cards we can't wait to get rid of. Plus, Chris shares his usual great takes on the game we all know and love. Plus, Mr. Chip recorded for a bit at the 2018 CAPA Cup held in Grantville, Pennsylvania on Oct. 14-16, 2018. Destiny Content Creator celebs from the Golden Dice, Jackalmen Games, and, Arrow Brook Gaming stop by the booth to talk all things Destiny for a good cause. This is another mega show you don't want to miss!Thank you to the "Rerollers" - our Discard to Reroll patrons that make this show possible for all of you. We're 39 strong - hoping we can cross the 50 mark by AtG.

We start off by talking about the new 2019 Subaru Forester which Matt and Mitch both think is ugly, and is not a Forester. Then Mitch talks about the new Suzuki Jimny, which gets us off onto talking about 4x4's, and later we talk about it being confirmed for Australia in Q1 2019. We then talk about E10 vs E85, and fuels in general. We then talk about Matt breaking the lower timing belt cover off the Project Prado. Matt then asks if you'd spend the extra $4000 for a brand new Mazda CX3, vs a used CX3 with a few thousand kilometres on the clock. We then talk about the i30N's current wait, and other hot hatches. Joseph then talks about the soon-to-be Mercedes Autohaus in Newstead Brisbane. Joseph then talks about brakes and brake cooling. www.gearsandbeersmedia.com For business and advertising enquiries, please email contact@gearsandbeersmedia.com #cars #news #suzuki #mazda #subaru #carnews #carpodcast #australian

This week the guys are joined once again by Barkryte, local rapper, poet and the main force behind the Counter Culture Collective night in perth. This weeks topics include the release of the new Barkryte EP, the upcoming CX3 night, Scotland's recent spell of glorious weather, Neymar, Drake's new album and much more..... Including Braw Or Naw and Football News!!!!!   If you wouldn’t mind subscribing to the show on iTunes, it helps the show out a lot and would be greatly appreciated. You can do that here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/monkey-sword-fight/id1346837791?mt=2   Follow us here on podbean: https://monkeyswordfight.podbean.com/ Don’t forget, the guys are always looking for your feedback and suggestions, so feel free to get in touch at: monkeyswordfightpodcast@gmail.com   You can contact the guys on facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/MonkeySwordFightPodcast/ Or on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/MSF_podcast   SOCIAL MEDIA: www.twitter.com/Wagjuanpatrice www.twitter.com/_MDotts www.twitter.com/macapella https://www.facebook.com/Cx3fiveBarkryte-620035461704697/    Hosts: Jordan Patrick & Mike Dotts Guest: Barkryte  Producer: Andy Macfarlane   TIMECODE 00:00:00 - Intro  (Incl: Words With Dotts) 00:07:30 - Interview with Barkryte 00:49:33 - Braw or Naw (Incl: Neymar, Daim bars, bagpipes and much more) 01:03:55 - Football News (Incl: Englands penalty shootout win, World Cup Sweepstake update, Club Vs International, and much more) 01:27:10 - What have you been watching/listening to this week?   Sweepstakes UPDATE!!!! Still in the sweepstake are: JORDAN - SWEDEN ANDY HEND - ENGLAND RUSSIA - MIKE LUKE DUFFIN - BELGIUM RANA - FRANCE MATT MCEWAN - BRAZIL ALI COOK  URUGUAY RACHEL - CROATIA  

Two new vehicles at the track this week, we discuss the shrinking sedan market and whether or not SUVs are taking over the auto industry, also we answer viewer questions about purchasing used cars.

Two new vehicles at the track this week, we discuss the shrinking sedan market and whether or not SUVs are taking over the auto industry, also we answer viewer questions about purchasing used cars.

Two new vehicles at the track this week, we discuss the shrinking sedan market and whether or not SUVs are taking over the auto industry, also we answer viewer questions about purchasing used cars.

Subcompact SUVs have become a new market niche, as automakers create SUVs to match every conceivable buyer whim and budget. We discuss what you gain - and what you give up - when you buy a super-small SUV, illustrated by our test results for the Honda HR-V, Chevrolet Trax, and Jeep Renegade. This trio isn't that impressive, but we hold out hope for the promising Mazda CX-3. Moving on, we highlight Consumer Reports' research into car insurance premiums; you may be surprised by what dictates your rates. Much more information is online at www.consumerreports.org/fixcarinsurance. Finally, we answer a viewer question, one that we hear a lot these days: how do you pick between a Subaru Outback and a Volkswagen Golf SportWagen? 

Subcompact SUVs have become a new market niche, as automakers create SUVs to match every conceivable buyer whim and budget. We discuss what you gain - and what you give up - when you buy a super-small SUV, illustrated by our test results for the Honda HR-V, Chevrolet Trax, and Jeep Renegade. This trio isn't that impressive, but we hold out hope for the promising Mazda CX-3. Moving on, we highlight Consumer Reports' research into car insurance premiums; you may be surprised by what dictates your rates. Much more information is online at www.consumerreports.org/fixcarinsurance. Finally, we answer a viewer question, one that we hear a lot these days: how do you pick between a Subaru Outback and a Volkswagen Golf SportWagen? 

Subcompact SUVs have become a new market niche, as automakers create SUVs to match every conceivable buyer whim and budget. We discuss what you gain - and what you give up - when you buy a super-small SUV, illustrated by our test results for the Honda HR-V, Chevrolet Trax, and Jeep Renegade. This trio isn't that impressive, but we hold out hope for the promising Mazda CX-3. Moving on, we highlight Consumer Reports' research into car insurance premiums; you may be surprised by what dictates your rates. Much more information is online at www.consumerreports.org/fixcarinsurance. Finally, we answer a viewer question, one that we hear a lot these days: how do you pick between a Subaru Outback and a Volkswagen Golf SportWagen? 

A new Mazda MX-5 Miata doesn't come along everyday, so the new 4th generation car is big news. While so many cars grow with each redesign, the Miata fights this inevitable bloat. Jake argues that the Miata's biggest competition is the wide variety of used Miatas available at any time; Tom hopes that people keep buying new ones so he can get one used someday. Moving on, the CX-3 small SUV brings the Miata's DNA to the subcompact SUV market, a segment that really lacked a truly desirable product. Finally, the Honda Pilot finally gets redesigned for 2016. While not immune from all of Honda's recent product gaffes (like annoying audio controls,) the Pilot proves appealing at first glance.

A new Mazda MX-5 Miata doesn't come along everyday, so the new 4th generation car is big news. While so many cars grow with each redesign, the Miata fights this inevitable bloat. Jake argues that the Miata's biggest competition is the wide variety of used Miatas available at any time; Tom hopes that people keep buying new ones so he can get one used someday. Moving on, the CX-3 small SUV brings the Miata's DNA to the subcompact SUV market, a segment that really lacked a truly desirable product. Finally, the Honda Pilot finally gets redesigned for 2016. While not immune from all of Honda's recent product gaffes (like annoying audio controls,) the Pilot proves appealing at first glance.

A new Mazda MX-5 Miata doesn't come along everyday, so the new 4th generation car is big news. While so many cars grow with each redesign, the Miata fights this inevitable bloat. Jake argues that the Miata's biggest competition is the wide variety of used Miatas available at any time; Tom hopes that people keep buying new ones so he can get one used someday. Moving on, the CX-3 small SUV brings the Miata's DNA to the subcompact SUV market, a segment that really lacked a truly desirable product. Finally, the Honda Pilot finally gets redesigned for 2016. While not immune from all of Honda's recent product gaffes (like annoying audio controls,) the Pilot proves appealing at first glance.

¿Quién decía que hablar de coches era aburrido? Aquí tienes el primer magazine del automóvil emitido en la radio, donde analizamos de una manera amena las últimas noticias del motor. Esta semana hemos tenido en el estudio a: Alejandro Arostegui, Juan Ávila y a Eduardo Lausín Intentando dirigir a estos "profesionales" de la comunicación del motor, Antonio R. Vaquerizo. En este programa hemos realizado un especial sobre el Salón Internacional del Automóvil de Barcelona. Para ello nos hemos desplazado hasta esta ciudad, para traerte de primera mano las novedades más importantes presentadas en dicho Salón. Hemos realizado entrevistas a los responsables de prensa de las marcas más destacadas del salón. • Enrique Ruiz de Mercedes-Benz España nos desvela las novedades de la marca de la estrella en el Salón de Barcelona. • Chema Terol de Mazda España nos presenta el nuevo Mazda 2 y el CX3. • Santiago de la Rocha nos presenta las novedades de Hyundai como el nuevo Tucson, el nuevo i20 Coupé, los nuevos i30 turbo e i40 y la nueva H350, un vehículo comercial ligero (tipo furgón), diseñado y desarrollado especialmente para el mercado europeo. • Joaquín Torres nos presenta el nuevo Volkswagen Passat Alltrack y GTE. • José Antonio León de PSA nos presenta el Peugeot 208, el renovado Citroën C4 y DS 5. • Luis Antonio Ruiz, presidente y consejero delegado de Jaguar Land Rover Iberia nos presenta el nuevo Jaguar XF, que se presenta en primicia en Europa. • Borja Hormigos de BMW España nos presenta el nuevo Serie 2 Grand Tourer y el renovado Serie 1. • Juan López Frade nos presenta la nueva generación del Suzuki Vitara. • Ignacio Villegas de Kia España nos presenta el novedoso concept car Sporspace. • Marc Gene nos presenta en exclusiva el Alfa Romeo 4c Spyder • Alfonso Ortín nos presenta las novedades de FCA en el salón de Barcelona, en especial el Jeep Renegade Trailhawk y el Alfa romeo 4c Spyder. • Anna Boix nos presenta el nuevo Honda HR-V. • Seat mostrará los nuevos Alhambra. Nos lo presenta Pablo Cofan jefe de prensa de Seat en España. • Javier de la calzada nos presenta el nuevo Mitsubishi L-200. • Daniel Barro nos presenta el nuevo Skoda Superb • Alejandro Martín nos desvela las novedades de Audi en el Salón de Barcelona. • Jesús Presa, director de comunicación de Renault España nos presenta el novedoso Renault Espace. • José Antonio Galve de Lexus España nos presenta las novedades de Lexus. En la sección de F1, Juan Ávila nos acerca las últimas noticias del paddock y los últimos movimientos de los equipos de la fórmula 1. Y hacemos un repaso previo al gran premio de España. Resumiendo, un programa que no debes perderte. Esperamos que te guste

¿Quién decía que hablar de coches era aburrido? Aquí tienes el primer magazine del automóvil emitido en la radio, donde analizamos de una manera amena las últimas noticias del motor. Esta semana hemos tenido en el estudio a: Alejandro Arostegui, Juan Ávila y a Eduardo Lausín Intentando dirigir a estos "profesionales" de la comunicación del motor, Antonio R. Vaquerizo. En este programa hemos realizado un especial sobre el Salón Internacional del Automóvil de Barcelona. Para ello nos hemos desplazado hasta esta ciudad, para traerte de primera mano las novedades más importantes presentadas en dicho Salón. Hemos realizado entrevistas a los responsables de prensa de las marcas más destacadas del salón. • Enrique Ruiz de Mercedes-Benz España nos desvela las novedades de la marca de la estrella en el Salón de Barcelona. • Chema Terol de Mazda España nos presenta el nuevo Mazda 2 y el CX3. • Santiago de la Rocha nos presenta las novedades de Hyundai como el nuevo Tucson, el nuevo i20 Coupé, los nuevos i30 turbo e i40 y la nueva H350, un vehículo comercial ligero (tipo furgón), diseñado y desarrollado especialmente para el mercado europeo. • Joaquín Torres nos presenta el nuevo Volkswagen Passat Alltrack y GTE. • José Antonio León de PSA nos presenta el Peugeot 208, el renovado Citroën C4 y DS 5. • Luis Antonio Ruiz, presidente y consejero delegado de Jaguar Land Rover Iberia nos presenta el nuevo Jaguar XF, que se presenta en primicia en Europa. • Borja Hormigos de BMW España nos presenta el nuevo Serie 2 Grand Tourer y el renovado Serie 1. • Juan López Frade nos presenta la nueva generación del Suzuki Vitara. • Ignacio Villegas de Kia España nos presenta el novedoso concept car Sporspace. • Marc Gene nos presenta en exclusiva el Alfa Romeo 4c Spyder • Alfonso Ortín nos presenta las novedades de FCA en el salón de Barcelona, en especial el Jeep Renegade Trailhawk y el Alfa romeo 4c Spyder. • Anna Boix nos presenta el nuevo Honda HR-V. • Seat mostrará los nuevos Alhambra. Nos lo presenta Pablo Cofan jefe de prensa de Seat en España. • Javier de la calzada nos presenta el nuevo Mitsubishi L-200. • Daniel Barro nos presenta el nuevo Skoda Superb • Alejandro Martín nos desvela las novedades de Audi en el Salón de Barcelona. • Jesús Presa, director de comunicación de Renault España nos presenta el novedoso Renault Espace. • José Antonio Galve de Lexus España nos presenta las novedades de Lexus. En la sección de F1, Juan Ávila nos acerca las últimas noticias del paddock y los últimos movimientos de los equipos de la fórmula 1. Y hacemos un repaso previo al gran premio de España. Resumiendo, un programa que no debes perderte. Esperamos que te guste