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This 250,000-Mile Tesla Model S Took Nearly 3 Hours To Fully 'Fast' Charge
- A 250,000-mile Tesla Model S took nearly 3 hours to fully 'fast' charge.
- The high-mileage Tesla Model S took 2 hours and 41 minutes to go from fully flat to fully charged.
- The charging time is longer due to the struggle of free electrons to find open spaces in the battery as it degrades.
- Charge times are typically quoted as 10-80% time, the Tesla Model S charged from 10-80% in about 47 minutes.
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He was once Elon Musk's biggest believer. Now he's doubling down on why Tesla stock will feel serious pain in 2025.
- Ross Gerber, a former Tesla investor, now predicts a 50% decline in Tesla stock by 2025.
- He has expressed concerns about Elon Musk’s focus, Tesla's Full Self-Driving capabilities, and vehicle sales.
- Gerber believes Tesla's autonomous taxi network launch deadline is overly ambitious.
- He criticizes Tesla's reliance on cameras over LIDAR sensors for autonomous driving.
- Gerber mentions Musk's divided attention among various ventures as a drawback for Tesla.
- He points out a decline in Tesla's vehicle sales and competition from other EV makers like BYD.
- International markets show a decline in Tesla sales due to Musk's association with Donald Trump.
- Gerber highlights Tesla's premium valuation compared to its peers and foresees a potential 50% drop in stock value.
- JPMorgan also maintains a bearish outlook on Tesla with a $135 price target.
- Given Gerber's history of selling Tesla shares and concerns, he sees a challenging year ahead for the company.
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Tesla Recalls 380,000 Cars Because Power Steering May Fail
- Tesla is recalling 376,241 2023 Model Y and Model 3 vehicles due to an issue that could cause them to lose power steering assistance.
- The issue has already been fixed via an over-the-air update.
- Recall was necessary due to low-speed maneuvering overstressing a circuit board in the power steering system.
- Tesla has identified 3,012 warranty claims and 570 field reports related to the condition.
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SpaceX Starship’s next test flight gets target date – Here’s when it could lift off
- SpaceX's Starship is preparing for its eighth test flight, following the destruction of its previous rocket.
- The launch window for the upcoming test flight is listed as starting on February 26 at 5:30 p.m. EST and will continue through March 6.
- SpaceX aims to catch the first-stage booster during this launch and investigate the cause of the previous rocket's explosion.
- The Starship test flight in January ended in a stunning display of explosion, with debris falling into the Atlantic Ocean.
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Trump Administration Now Removing EV Chargers From Government Buildings
- The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) is reportedly shutting down all EV chargers on federal properties nationwide.
- An email memo circulated around the government instructs federal workers to begin shutting down the chargers as early as next week.
- The decision may be tied to efforts to reduce the federal workforce and cut leases on federal buildings.
- This move will make it much harder for electric government vehicles to operate and could result in more costs for taxpayers.
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Genesis GV60 Magma, Hyundai Ioniq 6 N Spied Testing With A Porsche Taycan
- The hot version of the Genesis GV60 was spotted testing alongside other Hyundai-Kia prototypes led by a Porsche Taycan.
- The Genesis GV60 Magma appears to have toned down some of the aggressive design cues of the concept version, resembling the standard GV60.
- The GV60 Magma prototype retains the concept's rear wing and features orange accents, indicating it is the hot version.
- The Hyundai Ioniq 6 N was also spotted in the same video, featuring a facelifted front as part of its mid-lifecycle refresh.
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The mid-sized electric SUVs with the longest range in Australia
- The mid-sized SUV segment in Australia is competitive with many petrol- and hybrid-powered options alongside the emerging electric vehicle (EV) market.
- A list of mid-sized electric SUVs available in Australia ranks cars based on their longest claimed EV driving range.
- Most cars listed target the EV space, including the Tesla Model Y, Porsche Macan Electric, BYD Sealion 7, and BMW iX3 among others.
- The range measurements are based on the WLTP testing cycle for consistency across the vehicles.
- Specific details like battery capacity, power, torque, and DC charge rate are provided for each car listed.
- Audi's Q6 e-tron and Porsche Macan Electric lead with a claimed range of 641km each, utilizing 100kWh lithium-ion battery packs.
- Other notable models include the Polestar 4 with a range of 620km, Hyundai Ioniq 5 with 570km, and Xpeng G6 with 570km.
- The Mercedes-Benz EQB offers 463km range, while the Byton Sealion 7 and Deepal S07 claim ranges of 482km and 475km, respectively.
- The article provides detailed specifications and pricing for various mid-sized electric SUVs available in the Australian market.
- Each car model's key features, battery chemistry, and pricing details are highlighted to assist potential buyers in making informed decisions.
- Overall, the article showcases the growing popularity and competitiveness of mid-sized electric SUVs in the Australian automotive market.
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Lectric XP 3.0 long-range e-bikes get $563 bundle at new $1,139 low, Anker SOLIX EverFrost 2 cooler $809, GE smoker, Jackery, more
- Lectric XP 3.0 Long-Range e-bikes available at new low price of $1,139 with $563 bundle.
- Anker SOLIX EverFrost 2 cooler available for pre-sale at $809 with free gear.
- GE Smart Indoor Smoker price dropped to new low of $499.
- Jackery Explorer 2000 v2 Portable Power Station maintains price of $999.
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Tesla ships software fix for Model 3 and Model Y power steering issue
- Tesla is shipping a software fix for 2023 Model 3 and Model Y vehicles to resolve a power steering issue.
- The issue affects an estimated 376,241 vehicles and is addressed through an Over-the-Air software update.
- The software update aims to prevent a loss of power steering assist when the vehicle stops and then accelerates.
- As of January 10, Tesla has received 3,012 warranty claims and 570 field reports related to the power steering issue.
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Aramco forms Saudi lithium JV with Ma’aden
- Saudi energy firm Aramco and mining company Ma’aden have formed a joint venture to begin lithium production by 2027.
- The joint venture aims to extract lithium from high-concentration deposits and develop direct lithium extraction (DLE) technologies.
- Lithium demand in Saudi Arabia is predicted to increase significantly, supporting electric vehicle batteries and renewable energy.
- The partnership will leverage Aramco's expertise, low-cost advantages, and integrated supply chain ecosystem to meet lithium demands.
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RMI report finds rideshare drivers prefer to charge their EVs at home
- A report by the Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI) reveals that over 90% of rideshare drivers using electric vehicles prefer to charge them at home.
- When drivers do use public chargers, they tend to charge for short periods of time and rarely charge their EVs to 100%.
- Rideshare drivers often spend lengthy periods of time at various locations, but still prefer to wait and charge at home, possibly due to the cost-effectiveness of home charging.
- The report provides insights into the challenges of building out charging infrastructure and offers best practices for addressing them.
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Nissan’s latest desperate gamble—see if Tesla will buy the company
- Nissan has been struggling with an outdated product portfolio, ongoing losses, and factory closures.
- The Japanese government hoped Honda would save Nissan, but the deal fell apart.
- Former Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga is now trying to get Tesla to invest in Nissan.
- This move is seen as another desperate attempt to rescue Nissan from its troubles.
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Rivian Says Policy Shifts Will Cost 'Hundreds Of Millions' This Year
- Rivian achieved its first quarterly profit at the end of last year and is focusing on streamlining production and launching the affordable R2 model.
- Rivian anticipates significant financial impact from potential tariffs and consumer EV incentives, with an expected impact of 'hundreds of millions' this year, according to CFO Claire McDonough.
- Despite regulatory credit sales factored into its outlook, Rivian faces uncertainty in achieving a modest gross profit due to policy shifts introduced by President Trump.
- Rivian is emphasizing technology, with plans for hands-free driver assistance systems and a partnership with Volkswagen to develop software and electrical architectures for next-gen EVs.
- In China, smaller EV brands are facing challenges, with some failing to provide software updates and maintenance, leading to a preference for established EV brands with financial stability.
- There are concerns about the future of Chinese EVs as smaller brands struggle to survive amidst intense competition in the market.
- A proposed merger between Honda and Nissan has taken a bizarre turn, with a Japanese group now suggesting that Tesla should invest in Nissan, raising skepticism and uncertainty.
- With potential obstacles ahead including policy and market turbulence, Rivian's resilience will be tested. The company is striving to overcome challenges and navigate towards profitability.
- Rivian faces questions about its financial prospects amid external challenges, including potential tariffs and uncertainties surrounding consumer incentives for EVs.
- The automotive industry is evolving rapidly, and companies like Rivian are adapting to technological advancements and strategic partnerships to secure their position in the market.
- As Rivian and other players in the EV industry navigate through uncertainties, their ability to innovate, adapt, and address market challenges will be crucial for long-term success.
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Tesla Model Y Juniper: Base, Long-Range, AWD Specs Released In Europe
- The revised Tesla Model Y is now available for order in Europe.
- Three variants are currently on offer with marginally improved range and performance ratings.
- The range-topping Model Y Performance will be revealed later this year.
- Tesla has made several improvements to the Model Y, including lowering the drag coefficient, improving efficiency, and enhancing interior quality.
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Polestar Capital launches €500 million e-mobility & infrastructure fund to accelerate zero-emission logistics
- Amsterdam-based Polestar Capital has launched the Polestar Capital e-mobility & infrastructure fund (PCEIF) with €500 million in debt to finance the transition to zero-emission mobility.
- The fund will provide loans to e-mobility and logistics projects, addressing the financing gap.
- With the launch of PCEIF, Polestar Capital's committed capital will reach €1 billion, positioning it as a leading asset manager in impact investing.
- PCEIF aims to support sustainable investments in charge point operators, depot charging, and EV fleet operators in the zero-emission sector.
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