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Tesla Issues Sixth Cybertruck Recall Since Its Launch Last Year

The latest recall involves faulty 'defective drive inverters'.

International Business Times

Anti-Elon Musk Tesla Bumper Sticker Sales Booming Post-Election

Tesla CEO Elon Musk's political hard right turn hasn't been great for a car brand historically coveted by climate-conscious coastal liberals. Tons of people simply won't buy from the electric automaker right now—or maybe ever—because of its close association with Donald Trump's newest megadonor and the bombastic incoming head of…

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Tesla Cybertruck Recalled For The Sixth Time This Year

Deliveries of the Tesla Cybertruck started nearly a year ago. Now that the dust has somewhat settled–people will still point at you if you drive a Cybertruck, as all of the InsideEVs writers who tried one found out–it’s time for a new reality check.

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Ford Is Already Cutting New EV Production

Although the Explorer Electric was unveiled in March 2023, Ford didn’t start production until June this year. First shown in July, the Capri reboot hit the assembly line in September. Now, Ford's European business is already reducing output at the Cologne factory in Germany. Why? Because the two Volkswagen-related products…

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'CyberStuck': Tesla Cybertruck Becomes Instant 'Tourist Magnet' After Breaking Down On Side Of The Road

A $82,000 Tesla Cybertruck broke down in Seattle and became an internet sensation, but the abandoned EV was towed away.

International Business Times UK

Over 50% Of The World's Drivers Expect To Have An EV In The Next 10 Years

Despite any gloomy headlines you might have read in the past 12 months or so, people want electric cars. That’s according to a new survey from information technology and consulting firm Accenture, which looked at driver preferences across the world and discovered that the balance is shifting toward EVs more…

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You will soon be able to power your house with your electric car. Here’s how

This year, dozens of new models of electric vehicles have hit the Australian market – and more are coming. New models of battery electric and plug-in hybrids come with bigger batteries. The average battery electric now has a range of over 400 kilometres.

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Lucid CEO: Many EVs In America 'Frankly Suck'

Despite countless headwinds, 2024 is proving to be a banner year for electric vehicles all over the globe—even if sales haven't been as sky-high as the automakers once predicted. More and more Americans in particular are warming up to them. But just how good is this crop of EVs that…

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A Tesla Cybertruck Owner Used His Pickup As A Billboard. The Vinyl Is Gone But Not The Writing

The Tesla Cybertruck has been on the market for a year. It’s still one of the most controversial vehicles in the world, but now that there are hardly any secrets behind it, the “wow” factor is slowly going away.

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The Polestar 2 Just Got More Expensive For 2025

The Polestar 2 was one of the first electric vehicles to hit the market that really felt like it could match what Tesla was doing in terms of range, performance and technology. But as Volvo's corporate cousin Polestar continues the fight for EV supremacy, it's changing up its tactics when…

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Is Holley's Dominance in Automotive Aftermarket a Buy Signal?

Holley (HLLY) reported strong financial results for the third quarter. With the solid demand for its product offerings, innovative offerings, and expanding industry-wide footprint, the company is poised for continued growth. So, let’s determine whether Holley is an ideal addition to your portfolio. Read more to find out.

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Lingering doubts, end of subsidies put EVs in slow lane

Electric vehicle sales have dipped according to Australian Automobile Association figures, and experts say misconceptions and rebate removals are to blame.

AAP

Why Hyundai, Samsung And Korea May Stay Ahead In The Trump Era

Over the past four years, the U.S. has had a president who has aggressively supported clean energy investments and pushed for an electric transformation of the auto industry. In two months' time, the White House will be occupied by someone who's been openly critical of electric vehicles and has threatened…

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These U.S. States Desperately Need More EV Chargers

The number of EVs on the road is growing. Recent figures show the EV market share closing in on ten percent nationally. EV infrastructure — with the help of substantial government investment — is improving to meet the demand. The number of EV charging points in America increased by 29 percent…

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China's BYD Hits The Brakes On Canadian Expansion Plans

BYD won't be entering Canada anytime soon, according to a new report from Automotive News. The Chinese brand is pausing its quest to conquer the Great White North after the country imposed a 100% tariff on Chinese EVs, sources told the outlet.

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You Can Now Lease A Tesla Cybertruck, But It Ain't Cheap

Tesla has opened up Cybertruck orders to the masses. Well, the masses that have 80 grand to blow on an EV pickup truck, at least. The company no longer requires an existing reservation to order one, and you don't get the $20,000 Foundation Series package, which was required on all…

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Tesla's Trump Card: What Lies Next For Elon Musk's Company?

Electric cars made it through one Donald Trump presidency. With market forces powering a broader shift, they’ll likely survive a second term. But if EV incentives disappear next year under Trump, what’s next for Tesla—especially since it’s been one of the biggest beneficiaries? There's no clear answer here, but we do…

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Electric cars could keep lights on in Australian homes

The batteries inside electric cars could be used to power households in Australia before the end of the year after the release of technological standards.

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Rivian Is Still Paying For A Big Mistake

Rivian is having some growing pains, and it really felt them in the third quarter of this year.

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Mexico Is Asking Where Its Tesla Giga Factory Went

When Tesla officially announced a new Gigafactory in Mexico last March, it was seen as a major win for everyone. Locals would have more jobs, and Tesla would have a source of more affordable labor to build its cars. But here we are, 20 months later, and there's still no…

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Xpeng Has Only Ever Made EVs. Now It Wants To Do Gas Range Extenders

With automakers changing course and backtracking on their plans to go all electric in the next decade, it isn’t surprising to hear that even carmakers that have only ever built EVs are also shifting their strategy. China's Xpeng is one such automaker, and its newly announced Kunpeng Super Electric System…

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The 2024 Ford Ranger Is All the Truck You Need: Review

Ford sold almost 200,000 F-Series pickups (F-150, F-250, and F-350) from July through September, compared to just 15,500 Rangers during the same period. Frankly, I have no idea why. Next to a typical full-size, half-ton truck, the Ranger sits just as high, has similar truck looks, truck tires, and a…

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EV Startup Canoo Is In Trouble

Canoo, that boxy little EV startup with big ambitions, is in trouble. Despite futuristic vehicle designs and government contracts at its doorstep, the automaker hasn't been having great luck gaining traction. And its latest actions show that the struggling upstart might be struggling to keep the lights on.

The Conversation

Electric vehicles in Africa: what’s needed to grow the sector

In sub-Saharan Africa, high levels of particulate matter (PM2.5) pollution from vehicle tailpipe emissions cause poor health, developmental stunting, and even death. Vehicle emissions also contribute to global warming.

International Business Times

Nissan Announces 9,000 Job Cuts, Slashes Sales Forecast

Japanese automaker Nissan on Thursday announced 9,000 job cuts as it slashed its annual sales forecast, saying it was taking urgent measures to tackle "a severe situation".

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