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This 250,000-Mile Tesla Model S Took Nearly 3 Hours To Fully ‘Fast’ Charge
I’m becoming more optimistic about EV battery longevity. Research shows batteries rarely fail, and most of what I’ve seen has…
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The Chevrolet Equinox EV Peaks At 150 KW. It’s Still Faster On A 250 KW Charger
Does it make sense to go for a 350 kW DC fast charger when the Chevy Equinox EV can only…
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Tesla Recalls 380,000 Cars Because Power Steering May Fail
Tesla says an issue with a circuit board may cause certain Model 3 and Model Y vehicles to lose power…
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Rivian Says Policy Shifts Will Cost It ‘Hundreds Of Millions’ This Year
There are many reasons to be cautiously optimistic about Rivian’s future. The startup said on Thursday that it turned its…
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Rivian CEO Says Hands-Free Driving Is Coming In ‘Weeks’
Rivian will launch a hands-free driver-assistance feature to its vehicles in the next “several weeks.” Rivian founder and CEO R.J.…
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Stellantis’ AutoDrive Is ‘Eyes-Off, Hands-Off’ In Traffic For Jeep, Ram Drivers
Called STLA AutoDrive, this system is designed to be implemented across the Stellantis range. The Level 3 eyes-off, hands-off system…
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Type 00 Prototype Sighting Shows Jaguar Wasn’t Kidding About That Design
Jaguar is working on its first new model after its rebranding, and it’s going to look wild. Spies took a…
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Honda Still Might Have Saved Nissan
The Honda-Nissan merger plan is dead. Good riddance. The news that the two Japanese auto giants were exploring a partnership…
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The Federal EV Charger Program May Die. It Was Just Starting To Pay Off
As an opening salvo against America’s green energy transition, President Donald Trump’s Department of Transportation (DOT) issued an order halting…
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Tesla Full Self-Driving Could Be China’s Tariff Bargaining Chip
When the controversial CEO of a global automaker becomes the Best-Friend-in-Chief and helps to define national policy, there might be some bleed-over into conflicts of…
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