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Rivian CEO says EVs have 'become political' but they shouldn't be

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Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe said that the company tries "not to make what we're doing political."

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Automakers are getting creative with how to sell EVs in the post-tax credit era

Tech Insider : Business
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Tesla unveiled a lower-cost version of its Model 3 and Model Y a week after the $7,500 tax credit in the US expired.

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Lawsuit Blames Cybertruck’s Door Handle Design After a Fatal Crash

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Tesla fans are buzzing about a possible unveiling of a 'more affordable' vehicle

Tech Insider : Business, Style
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Tesla fans found a photo and some site code they believe proves the long-awaited "more affordable" Tesla is coming soon.

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Tesla's former global sales chief says there are so many EV models now that the market can grow without subsidies

Tech Insider : Business
A red Tesla Model Y on display in a showroom in New Delhi, India.
"The market's established, and we're probably ready to have a market that can that can grow without subsidies," Jon McNeill, Tesla's former president for global sales, told CNBC on Thursday.

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Tesla's biggest Chinese rival is feeling the heat in China's car wars

Tech Insider : Business
A white BYD electric vehicle on display in Warsaw, Poland.
BYD said in an exchange filing on Wednesday that it sold 396,270 cars in September, a 5.5% decline from a year earlier.

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Ford CEO Predicts Trump’s EV Policies Could Cut Demand in Half

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Ford CEO Jim Farley says China is 'completely dominating' Tesla, GM, and Ford in EVs

Tech Insider : Business, Technology
Ford CEO Jim Farley walks in the paddock at the F1 Grand Prix in Monza, Italy.
"The competitive reality is that the Chinese are the 700-pound gorilla in the EV industry," Ford CEO Jim Farley said of Chinese automakers.

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Automakers are tapping the brakes on the EV revolution. Here are all the manufacturers rolling back their plans.

Tech Insider : Business
Honda
Honda has become the latest company to tweak its EV plans.

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Exxon Says It Invented a New Graphite That Could Boost EV Batteries

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