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The Verge
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Tesla’s real struggles have only just begun
- Tesla, once admired for its sky-high valuations and tech focus, is now facing a damaged reputation and bleak financial future.
- Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, has reportedly just recognized the crisis the company is facing due to his political activities.
- Tesla's expensive ventures in AI and robotics are unlikely to yield results soon, adding to its challenges.
- The company's struggles seem to be escalating, contrasting its past success and Musk's loyal customer base.
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Electrek
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Heybike Hauler cargo e-bike hits $999 low ($500 off), EcoFlow DELTA Pro with transfer switch at $1,709 low + other units, Worx, more
- Amazon's Prime Day Sale event is about to begin, but there are still solid Green Deals available today.
- Heybike's Hauler Cargo e-bike is back at its $999 low price for the second time.
- EcoFlow is offering the DELTA Pro Portable Power Station bundle at a $1,709 low, which includes a free transfer switch and RAPID 5,000mAh power bank. Savings are also available on other EcoFlow units.
- Other deals include Worx's Nitro 20V 8-inch Cordless Pole Chainsaw and EGO's 56V 21-inch Cordless Electric Lawn Mower with a 5.0Ah battery and rapid charger.
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Insideevs
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Tested: The 2025 Porsche Taycan Is Still A Fast-Charging Demon
- 2025 Porsche Taycan 4S Cross Turismo charges from 15% to 70% in 12 minutes.
- Achieves maximum 320 kW charging speed with 800V DC fast charger.
- Remains one of fastest-charging EVs in North America with impressive performance.
- Porsche Taycan priced at $165,655, offers exclusive driving experience and efficient charging.
- Test shows Taycan's faster charge speed, advanced technology, and potential for future EVs.
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Teslarati
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Cantor Fitzgerald maintains Tesla (TSLA) ‘Overweight’ rating amid Q2 2025 deliveries
- Cantor Fitzgerald reaffirms its 'Overweight' rating for Tesla (TSLA) with a $355 price target following the release of Q2 2025 vehicle delivery and production report.
- In Q2 2025, Tesla delivered 384,122 vehicles, slightly lower than Q2 2024's figure. Cantor Fitzgerald remains optimistic about Tesla's long-term growth despite challenges.
- Tesla delivered 373,728 Model 3 and Model Y units in Q2, maintaining a total production of 410,244 units. The firm also saw growth in its energy division.
- Tesla's stock faced volatility, dropping to a $941 billion market cap following controversies surrounding CEO Elon Musk's political announcements. Despite this, some analysts like Canaccord Genuity are positive on Tesla's performance.
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Livebitcoinnews
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Elon Musk Mulls New US Political Party, Says “Fiat Is Hopeless”
- Elon Musk launches new US political movement named the “America Party” embracing Bitcoin.
- Seeks to challenge US’s one-party system with transparency, starting with decentralized finance.
- Musk criticizes fiat currency system, backs Bitcoin as integral part of America Party.
- Proposes a political strategy targeting Senate and House seats for influence and cooperation.
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Insider
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Tesla investors have a very clear message for Elon Musk: Stay away from politics
- Elon Musk announced the formation of 'the America Party' after conducting a poll.
- Tesla investors are unhappy about Musk's return to politics, causing Tesla's stock price to fall by over 7%.
- Investors fear Musk's political involvement may distract him from focusing on Tesla's critical robotaxi launch in Austin.
- Analysts downgrade Tesla, stating investors are weary of the distractions caused by Musk's political pursuits.
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Insideevs
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'No More Participation Trophies': What's Next For The EV Market
- The U.S. is shifting away from supporting EVs, pushing automakers towards electrification competition.
- China's Xiaomi succeeded in the EV market with tech, connections, and talent acquisitions.
- Elon Musk's political involvement is causing investor concern, impacting Tesla's stock performance.
- Automakers focusing on EVs pre-tax credit phase out are better positioned for the future.
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Chargedevs
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BASF starts up black mass plant for battery recycling in Germany
- BASF has started the commercial operation of its battery black mass recycling plant in Germany with a capacity of up to 15,000 tons of end-of-life lithium-ion batteries per year.
- The black mass extracted from the batteries contains high levels of key metals like lithium, nickel, cobalt, and manganese used to produce cathode active materials and can be recycled chemically to create new materials.
- BASF's operations in Europe cover various steps of the battery recycling value chain, from collecting end-of-life batteries to black mass production and refining, aiming at increasing raw material self-sufficiency and complying with the EU Battery Regulation.
- Dr. Daniel Schönfelder, President of BASF’s Battery Materials division, sees the battery materials and recycling industry as a significant growth opportunity and emphasizes BASF's position as a preferred battery recycling partner in Europe.
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Insideevs
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The World's Largest Tesla Supercharger Station Is Entirely Off-Grid
- Tesla opened its largest Supercharger station in the world ahead of the July 4 weekend, located in Lost Hills, California, along the major EV corridor Interstate 5.
- Half of the 168 stalls at the station are currently operational and are completely off-grid, powered solely by solar energy.
- The station features solar panels on canopies, a solar farm generating 11 megawatts of energy, and 10 Megapacks for energy storage, enabling sustainable, zero-emission driving.
- While it's unclear if all 168 stalls will be fully solar-powered, the station's primary reliance on solar energy has streamlined the permitting process and could ensure operational reliability even during power outages.
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Chargedevs
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Navitas showcases advances in GaN and SiC technologies for automotive
- Navitas has developed GaN and SiC technologies for EVs, motor drives, industrial applications, and data centers.
- The company released GaNFast ICs, high-speed gate drivers, and GaNSafe ICs meeting automotive standards for high power density applications.
- Navitas introduced SiCPAK power modules with epoxy-resin potting technology for lower thermal resistance and extended system lifetime in markets including EV DC fast chargers and industrial motor drives.
- New products like GaNSense Motor Drive ICs and Gen 3 Fast SiC MOSFETs aim to offer bidirectional current sensing, voltage sensing, temperature protection, and support faster EV charging with cool running, fast switching, and robustness.
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CarExpert
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2025 Kia EV5 GT-Line review
- The Kia EV5 GT-Line is a feature-rich electric SUV with all-wheel drive.
- It offers enhanced interior features including fold-out desk, massage seats, and ample storage.
- The top-spec GT-Line has a powerful dual-motor setup, but its driving dynamics may disappoint.
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Insideevs
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A Tesla Robotaxi Just Had Its First Accident
- A Tesla Robotaxi had its first-ever collision over the weekend involving a minor impact with a parked car, resulting in minor or non-existent damage.
- The collision occurred during Tesla's Robotaxi program, with the incident reported by Tesla influencer Chris, who shared a video of the impact on social media.
- The Robotaxi, part of the vision-only program, had difficulty navigating a parking lot and ended up lightly tapping a parked Toyota Camry, causing the vehicle to stop and activate its hazard lights.
- The collision highlights potential challenges with Tesla's vision-only system and raises concerns about the safety and effectiveness of the Robotaxi program compared to competitors like Waymo.
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Chargedevs
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Sumida introduces new line of flyback transformers for automotive voltage conversion
- Sumida has launched the new CEP1311F flyback transformer series for various applications including automotive voltage conversion.
- The transformers are designed for use with 'no-opto' isolated flyback circuits and have single or dual isolated output options.
- The dual-output flyback transformer is optimized for specific applications, offering 110 V outputs and 15 V input.
- The series complies with environmental standards, features optimized design for efficient performance, and provides robust electrical isolation and wide operating temperature range.
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Teslarati
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Tesla Sweden responds to car magazine’s claims that Model 3 has deficient brakes
- Tesla Sweden responds to a car magazine's claims that the Model 3 sedan has deficient brakes after tests showed a longer braking distance than expected.
- The Swedish car magazine's tests revealed the Model 3 had a braking distance of 133.2 feet, which was 9.2 feet longer than the acceptable standard. Comparisons were made to the VW ID.7 Tourer's shorter braking distance.
- Tesla Sweden disputed the magazine's findings, stating that the braking performance did not align with their internal tests or the Model 3's safety ratings. They are investigating the discrepancies in results.
- Despite Tesla's response, the car magazine, Teknikens Värld, stands by its claim that the new Model 3 has deficient brakes, emphasizing that the vehicle's previous brake test results and safety ratings are not relevant to the current generation of the Model 3.
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Insideevs
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Honda Ghosts Its Big Electric SUV: Report
- Honda has reportedly canceled its plan to launch a large electric SUV in 2027, one of seven new EVs planned for launch by 2030.
- The decision to cancel the electric SUV is attributed to the reduction in EV development budget and a shift of funds towards hybrid vehicles.
- The U.S. federal tax credit decline and cooling EV demand have influenced Honda's decision to focus more on hybrids, reducing the planned EV investment from $68.7 billion to $48.1 billion.
- The trend of automakers scaling back ambitious electric vehicle plans has been observed previously, with companies like Ford also redirecting resources to invest more in hybrid vehicle development.
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