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Tesla Moves Into India: What It Means for the Global EV Market
- Tesla is actively hiring and scouting locations for showrooms in Mumbai and New Delhi as it expands into India, targeting the fast-growing automotive market.
- India aims for 30% of its car sales to be electric by 2030, making it an attractive market for Tesla's expansion.
- The presence of Tesla in India could boost EV adoption and influence government policies on incentives and charging infrastructure.
- The move could bring cheaper Tesla models, new supply chain opportunities, and promote the growth of the supercharger network.
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2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5: This Is What A Serious EV Maker Can Do
- The 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 has emerged as a strong Tesla Model Y alternative with retro-futuristic looks, high range, and fast charging speeds.
- The updated Ioniq 5 is the first non-Tesla EV with a Tesla-style North American Charging Standard (NACS) port, enabling charging at Tesla Supercharger stations without an adapter.
- The 2025 model features upgrades like larger battery choices, increased range, improved software, updated interior, and a new XRT off-road trim.
- The Ioniq 5 offers various trims with two battery pack options, prices ranging from $42,500 to $54,000, and over-the-air software updates capability.
- Hyundai maintains a focus on EV performance, offering customizable regenerative braking and fast charging abilities on par with or exceeding competitors.
- Driving the Ioniq 5 feels normal yet agile, appealing to first-time EV drivers and offering a comfortable driving experience.
- Despite strengths, some areas for improvement include visibility of temperature controls, ADAS performance, and software refinement in comparison to Tesla.
- The Ioniq 5 impresses in terms of efficiency and charging speeds, outperforming competitors even on Tesla Superchargers with future performance upgrades planned.
- With an effective price around the average new car price, the Hyundai Ioniq 5 stands out as a compelling EV choice, showcasing Hyundai's commitment to electrification.
- Early adoption and continuous improvement position Hyundai well in the EV market, with the 2025 Ioniq 5 poised to satisfy drivers seeking a strong electric vehicle alternative.
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The 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 XRT Stole Subaru's Best Idea
- The 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 XRT seeks to replicate Subaru's successful formula with the Crosstrek in the electric vehicle market.
- The Ioniq 5 XRT features additional ground clearance, rugged styling, all-terrain tires, and drive modes for light off-roading.
- With a price starting at $55,400, the XRT offers 259 miles of EPA-estimated range and comes with dual-motor AWD and 320 hp.
- Hyundai aims to attract buyers seeking an electric vehicle with off-road capabilities, filling a white space in the market.
- Despite its enhanced off-road features, the XRT is not designed for extreme rock-crawling and lacks certain off-road-specific components.
- The XRT's off-road enhancements come with a range penalty, offering 259 miles of range compared to other Ioniq 5 models.
- The Ioniq 5 XRT delivers a fun driving experience on dirt roads, with stable handling and quick power delivery from its dual motors.
- While it may not excel in extreme off-road conditions, the XRT proves enjoyable and capable in light off-road scenarios.
- Hyundai's Ioniq 5 XRT offers a unique blend of off-road capability and electric power, presenting a compelling option for certain buyers.
- Priced competitively and designed for those navigating rough terrains, the Ioniq 5 XRT caters to enthusiasts seeking adventure in an electric vehicle.
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Hyundai to boost US production in preparation for Trump’s tariffs
- Hyundai Motor Group plans to increase production in the United States to mitigate the impact of President Donald Trump's tariffs.
- Hyundai aims to boost production capacity at its factory in Georgia from 300,000 to 500,000 units per year and will now also produce hybrid vehicles in addition to electric vehicles.
- The automaker also plans to utilize output from its plant in Alabama, which currently produces 356,100 units per year.
- These plans were designed with Trump's upcoming tariffs in mind, as the US President is set to impose 25% auto duties starting from April 2, 2025.
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First Drive: For 2025, updated Hyundai Ioniq 5 adds XRT ‘off-road’ model to growing lineup
- Hyundai has introduced the 2025 Ioniq 5 with updates and new models, including the Ioniq 5 N high-performance version and XRT off-road model.
- The Ioniq 5 saw increased sales in 2024, positioning Hyundai as a significant player in the EV market in the U.S.
- Styling changes to the 2025 model include minor exterior updates and added interior controls based on customer feedback.
- The 2025 Ioniq 5 lineup now features improved battery capacity and range across various trim levels.
- Driving experience of the Ioniq 5 remains consistent, with a comfortable ride and regenerative braking options.
- The Ioniq 5 XRT is designed for off-road usage, providing increased ground clearance and rugged features, suitable for different terrains.
- All U.S.-built Ioniq 5 models come with NACS charging ports and offer fast charging capabilities.
- Hyundai aims to make EV ownership convenient by providing free charging stations and offering adaptable charging solutions.
- Pricing for the 2025 Ioniq 5 range starts from $43,975 for the SE Standard Range model and goes up to $59,575 for the Limited AWD version.
- Overall, the updated Ioniq 5 lineup offers enhancements in performance, range, and features, catering to a diverse range of electric vehicle enthusiasts.
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Tesla stock trading at a ‘fraction’ of its market potential: CFRA Research
- CFRA Research analyst Garrett Nelson believes that Tesla stock is trading at a fraction of its market potential.
- Nelson is optimistic about regulatory approvals and a regulatory framework related to autonomous driving in the United States.
- Morgan Stanley analysts also foresee the potential of Tesla's robotaxi business, predicting an $800 bull case scenario.
- However, not all Tesla analysts agree that the robotaxi fleet will benefit the company's business.
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Tesla talks to top EV maker in India as it prepares to enter the market
- Tesla is in discussions with top electric vehicle (EV) maker in India and other executives as it plans to enter the Indian car market.
- Tata Motors is one of the companies Tesla is engaging with for talent acquisition in the EV manufacturing space in India.
- Senior Tesla executive Prashanth Menon expected to play a significant role in the company’s operations in India.
- Tesla is set to open its first two stores in India and is also exploring sites for an EV manufacturing plant, with Maharashtra being a likely choice.
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Honda And Nissan Might Still End Up Together, But There’s A Big ‘If’: Report
- Honda is reportedly ready to resume the merger talks with Nissan.
- Honda wants Nissan's CEO to step down for the talks to continue.
- Honda demanded Nissan become a fully owned subsidiary, causing the negotiations to fail.
- Nissan's dire situation includes lack of hybrid models, competition in China, and piling interest rates from loans.
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California Energy Commission announces $55 million in funding to build out EV charger network
- The California Energy Commission (CEC) announces $55 million in funding for the Fast Charge California Project.
- The funding aims to support the installation of EV DC fast-charging stations at businesses and publicly accessible locations.
- Charging service providers and other businesses representing various locations are eligible to apply for incentives.
- Priority will be given to chargers in tribal, disadvantaged, and low-income communities.
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2026 Skoda Enyaq EV to get more practical body style in Australia
- Skoda has confirmed the electric Enyaq lineup will soon get a second, more practical body style in Australia.
- The more conventionally styled Enyaq SUV will join the sleeker Enyaq Coupe, which arrived here in pre-facelift guise in November.
- The updated Enyaq is set to arrive in Australian showrooms around August, with potential for a wider range of trim levels.
- The Enyaq range may expand beyond the existing Sportline and RS grades, considering additional variants based on market demand.
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Tesla’s Affordable EV Coming to India, Imports from Germany Possible
- Tesla's entry into the Indian automotive market is imminent, with sales expected to begin in April.
- Initial models will be imported from Tesla's Berlin plant, indicating the company's commitment to the Indian market.
- Recent government policy adjustments, including a reduction in import duties, have made the Indian market more inviting for Tesla.
- Tesla is actively hiring for various positions in Mumbai and Delhi, hinting at the establishment of a strong presence in the country.
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Move over V12! Rolls-Royce Black Badge Spectre EV is brand’s most powerful car yet
- Rolls-Royce has unveiled the Black Badge Spectre, its most powerful car yet.
- The Black Badge Spectre is a hotted-up version of its Spectre electric vehicle.
- It features tweaked exterior styling, a refreshed interior, and colossal power and torque figures.
- The Black Badge Spectre is capable of producing up to 485kW of power and 1075Nm of torque.
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Analysis: Clean energy contributed a record 10% of China’s GDP in 2024
- Clean-energy technologies contributed over 10% of China’s GDP in 2024, driven by sectors such as solar, electric vehicles (EVs), and batteries.
- Clean-energy investments in China reached 6.8tn yuan ($940bn) in 2024, cooling from 40% growth in 2023.
- The 'new three' sectors of EVs, batteries, and solar accounted for three-quarters of the economic contribution of clean energy in China.
- Clean-energy sectors in China grew three times faster than the overall economy, playing a crucial role in GDP growth.
- China's clean-energy sectors contributed 13.6tn yuan ($1.9tn) to the economy, just over 10% of total GDP.
- Significantly, without the growth from clean technologies, China would have missed its 5% GDP growth target in 2024.
- Clean-energy investments are expected to continue growing in 2025 as major projects aim to complete before the end of the current five-year plan.
- The development of China's clean-energy sectors post-2025 depends heavily on new targets and policies in the upcoming five-year plan.
- EVs and solar were the top contributors to China's clean-energy economy in 2024, together making up 39% of the value.
- China added 277 gigawatts of new solar capacity in 2024, alongside investments in wind, hydro, and nuclear power.
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BYD CEO claims Chinese EVs are years ahead of the competition
- BYD CEO, Wang Chuanfu, claims Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) are three to five years ahead of the competition in terms of product, technology, and supply chain.
- Global Ford CEO, Jim Farley, has also expressed admiration for Chinese carmakers and highlighted the rise of Chinese EVs as an existential threat.
- Chinese EVs currently face tariffs in Europe and the US, with the European Commission placing tariffs on Chinese EVs as high as 45.3%.
- Australia, on the other hand, is more accepting of Chinese cars and EVs, with seven of the top 10 best-selling EVs in the country being built in China.
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Industrial electric robot startup Ati Motors raises $20 million in Series B funding
- Ati Motors, an Indian AI and autonomous robotics company, has raised $20 million in a Series B funding round.
- The funding was led by Walden Catalyst Ventures and NGP Capital, with participation from existing investors including True Ventures.
- The company plans to use the funding to enhance product development and expand its market presence in new geographies.
- Ati Motors develops electric-powered robots that are designed to integrate seamlessly into existing workspaces and workflows.
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