EVs are running out of customers — and some dealers don't want them anymore

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A Vietnamese electric carmaker is now worth $85 billion – almost as much as Ford and General Motors combined

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VinFast VF6 at the 2022 LA Auto Show
The VinFast VF6 at the 2022 Los Angeles Auto Show.

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The EV plateau is coming. It's bad news for companies like Ford and Tesla.

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The electric car Nissan Leaf, at an electric vehicle charging station at Balboa Park.

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Ford's CEO had a charging 'reality check' on his electric F-150 Lightning road trip

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Ford CEO Jim Farley poses with a blue F-150 Lightning electric pickup truck
Ford CEO Jim Farley said he set out on an electric-truck road trip to learn what he couldn't from a presentation or briefing.

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Cybertruck fans are nitpicking Elon Musk's final design as Tesla gets ready to deliver the long-awaited truck

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The Tesla Cybertruck undergoes testing in water.
The Tesla Cybertruck undergoes testing in water.

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Cybertruck superfans waited years for the launch. Now Elon Musk has to deliver.

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Tesla's Cybertruck has a high bar as it enters a crowded market.

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A Miami Gen Zer skipped traditional college and kicked off his career with a 2-year training program. Now he works at Ford and is certified to service EVs.

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Carlos Bonilla
Carlos Bonilla

Carlos Bonilla

EV startup Lucid is losing over $500,000 for every car it sells

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The Lucid Air Grand Touring Performance.

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Exxon looks to EV boom as oil giant is in talks to supply lithium to Tesla and other automakers, report says

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Ford is recalling 870,000 F-150 trucks after customers reported their brakes activated while driving

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F-150 pickup trucks sit in a lot in November 2022.
F-150 pickup trucks sit in a lot.

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