Ford cuts electric F-150 Lightning truck production — again

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The Ford F-150 Lightning

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Tesla is taking the Cybertruck on a tour of China — but it won't be on sale

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The Cybertruck is only on sale in North America.

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It looks like Elon Musk is a bit envious of Mark Zuckerberg's control over Meta

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Elon Musk (right) is seeking more control at Tesla.

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You can rent a Cybertruck on Turo — if you can cough up $1,000 a day

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Tesla Cybertruck listing on Turo

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These Are The Weirdest Car Keys Ever Produced

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Americans bought a record number of EVs last year. These were the 10 most popular electric models.

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Electric cars charge in a parking garage at the University of California, Irvine, in 2015.

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Chinese EV automaker BYD will spend $14 billion developing smart car features that rival Tesla

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Smart car features such as "Navigation on Autopilot" are already available on BYD's Denza N7 EV.

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Elon Musk gives Tesla's board an ultimatum as he seeks to grab more power

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Musk said he would feel "uncomfortable" expanding Tesla's AI and robotics capabilities without controlling 25% of the votes.

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A YouTuber drove Tesla's Cybertruck, Rivian's R1T, and Ford's F-150 Lightning. Here's his verdict

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The Ford F-150 Lightning (top left), Rivian R1T (top right), and Tesla Cybertruck (bottom).

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Elon Threatens to 'Build Products Outside of Tesla' Unless He Gets More Control of the Company

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Elon Musk threatened to abandon some of Tesla’s most important work on Monday in an ongoing battle over how much he gets paid. The billionaire tweeted that he’s “uncomfortable” working on AI and robotics projects at the company unless he gains more control of its stock. Musk, who owns about a 13% share in the company,…

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