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The 2026 Polestar 2 Gets A New Battery And A Faster Infotainment System
- The 2026 Polestar 2 has received updates, including a new battery and a faster infotainment system
- The entry-level version now features a 70 kWh battery from CATL, which increases the range slightly
- All variants of the Polestar 2 now come with a faster Qualcomm Snapdragon processor for the infotainment system
- Optional upgrades include a high-end Bowers & Wilkins audio system and new upholstery options
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Stellantis Sales Slump Showed No Signs Of Improvement In Q1
- Stellantis sales were down 12% in the first quarter.
- Fiat's total U.S. sales increased 239% in Q1, but delivered only 522 vehicles.
- Only Chrysler had a significant increase in sales, with Pacifica minivan sales rising by 98%.
- Sales of other car marques in Stellantis' American portfolio were down, including Dodge and Jeep.
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5 Advances in EV Charging Tech Are Powering Adoption
- Wireless EV charging—also called inductive charging—eliminates the need for cables and allows for convenient and hands-free charging.
- Fast charging technology, such as Tesla's V3 Supercharger with 250 kW power, reduces range anxiety and enables quick charging on long-distance travel.
- Plug-and-charge or ISO 15118 technology simplifies the charging process by eliminating the need for app logins, fobs, and individual accounts tied to charging stations.
- Lamppost EV charging stations and street cabinet EV charging points provide convenient access to charging for EV owners, blending seamlessly into urban areas and promoting sustainability.
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Electric Two-wheeler Sales Data in March 2025 – Top 10 Companies
- The Indian electric two-wheeler segment saw significant growth in March 2025, reflecting increasing EV adoption and tough competition.
- In March 2025, electric two-wheeler retail sales reached 1,30,274 units, with Bajaj Auto leading with 34,863 units.
- The top four manufacturers (Bajaj Auto, TVS Motors, Ola Electric, Ather Energy) dominated over 80% of sales.
- Bajaj Auto and TVS Motors held the top two positions, with Ola Electric following closely behind in the electric 2W market.
- Ather Energy and Hero Motocorp secured the fourth and fifth positions, respectively, in March 2025 sales.
- Bajaj Auto's sales grew substantially in March, securing a market share of 29.59%.
- TVS Motors maintained the second position with a market share of 25.85% and notable month-on-month growth of 61%.
- Ola Electric, despite a drop in market share, saw significant month-on-month growth of 171% in March 2025.
- Ather Energy and Hero MotoCorp also demonstrated growth in sales, marking trends in the evolving electric 2W market.
- The electric 2W industry in March 2025 witnessed intense competition and market shifts, hinting at a competitive and evolving market.
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JAC to reveal new mystery vehicle in Australia
- Chinese auto manufacturer JAC Motors is set to reveal a new mystery vehicle in Australia.
- JAC will debut this unknown vehicle, along with three other models, at the Melbourne Motor Show.
- Based on the teaser image, the mystery vehicle appears to be a ute or a large SUV.
- JAC's global public premiere is scheduled for April 5, and the new vehicle is expected to have a more passenger-oriented design.
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Chevy Sold 13 Bolt EVs Last Quarter
- Chevy sold 13 Bolt EVs and Bolt EUVs in the first quarter of 2025.
- The Bolt went out of production in December 2023, but there are still some units available on lots.
- The Bolt was the first affordable electric car to cover over 250 miles on a charge.
- GM is set to bring back the Bolt with an all-new model later this year.
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NYC Comptroller moves to sue Tesla for securities violations
- New York City Comptroller Brad Lander is urging the NYC Law Department to sue Tesla for securities violations related to CEO Elon Musk’s involvement in the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).
- Lander claims that Tesla made material misstatements about Musk's active involvement in the company despite his role in the DOGE initiative.
- Lander believes Musk's role in DOGE has negatively impacted Tesla's stock, resulting in over $300 million in losses for the NYC pension systems.
- The potential litigation aims to bring about governance and leadership changes in Tesla and recover some of the pension systems' losses.
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The same badge-scan strategy used in Tesla layoffs has hit federal workers
- The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) in the US has implemented a badge-scanning strategy to determine job status, similar to Tesla's approach in 2024.
- HHS is planning to cut 10,000 workers in an effort to reduce government waste and slash the federal workforce.
- Employees had to scan their badges at security, and if their badges didn't work, they were terminated and instructed to clean out their desks.
- The badge-scanning tactic has caused distress among employees, with reports of individuals leaving with tears in their eyes.
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Wells Fargo sees 5 reasons investors should brace for Tesla stock to drop another 50%
- Wells Fargo maintains 'Underweight' rating on Tesla, citing no stock rebound soon.
- Tesla's vehicle deliveries are expected to decline in Europe, China, and the US.
- Earnings may drop 25% by 2025 due to lower deliveries and lower profit margins because of price cuts.
- Wells Fargo analyst sees concerns over vehicle deliveries, earnings decline, lack of details on a low-cost model, skepticism towards the autonomous driving technology, and unattractive valuation for Tesla stock.
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Hyundai Just Had Its Second-Highest Sales Month On Record
- Hyundai achieved its best-ever first quarter sales on record, with its second-best March sales in history.
- Kia also had a record quarter, although sales of the EV6 and EV9 declined marginally.
- The real test for both brands is the implementation of the Trump administration's tariffs on vehicle components and imported models.
- If the tariffs are applied, prices are expected to increase, potentially impacting sales in the short term.
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Tesla is testing a Model 3 with some mysterious cameras in the U.S.
- Tesla is testing a Model 3 with mysterious cameras in the U.S.
- The cameras may be related to the impending release of the Cybercab and robotaxi platform.
- Tesla is working to develop a robust platform for driverless ride-hailing services.
- The company is testing the Model 3 with camera locations similar to the ones on the Cybercab.
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Hyundai’s Insteroid is an EV one-off for gamers
- Hyundai has revealed a gaming-inspired “Insteroid” concept EV in Seoul that takes its tiny all-electric Inster and gives it an over-the-top street racing makeover.
- The Insteroid gives the Inster a wide body kit, massive spoiler, track wheels, and a stripped interior featuring bucket seats and a futuristic instrument cluster.
- Hyundai is featuring the Insteroid in an in-house-developed video game that will be available for anyone to play in a web browser.
- Hyundai hopes the Insteroid concept will “spark further interest in the Inster production model already on sale in key markets,” which continues to exclude the US.
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EcoFlow Easter Sale takes 60% off units with free gear + major EcoCredit rewards, Lectric one-day-only e-bike price cuts to new lows, more
- EcoFlow's Easter Sale offers up to 60% off power stations and includes free gear and larger EcoCredit rewards.
- Lectric is offering one-day-only price cuts to new lows on their XP 3.0 e-bikes, along with bundle package changes.
- EGO continues its Power+ savings event with discounts on lawn care solutions, such as the POWER+ 56V 15-inch String Trimmer.
- Other Green Deals include discounts on the NIU BQi-C3 Pro e-bike and Segway's Max G3 e-scooter.
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Tesla adds security feature to Android with latest software update
- Tesla is rolling out new features with its latest software update for Android users.
- Update v4.43.5 introduces a Dashcam Viewer for Android phones.
- The Dashcam Viewer allows users to access and manage Dashcam and Sentry Mode videos.
- This feature aims to provide easier access to captured footage and enhance security for Tesla owners.
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GM EV Sales Exploded In Q1 2025. But There's A Big Cliff Ahead
- General Motors' electric vehicle (EV) sales have seen a massive 94% increase in Q1 2025, positioning the company as the second-largest EV company in America.
- However, challenges lie ahead as two of GM's volume-selling EV models, the Equinox EV and Blazer EV, are manufactured in Mexico, making them vulnerable to 25% tariffs.
- The Equinox EV, starting at $35,000, could face an $8,750 tariff, while the Blazer EV may face even higher duties.
- Despite being the top-selling models, the Equinox, Blazer, and Optiq (also made in Mexico) tallied 18,232 sales, outperforming other U.S.-built models.
- GM's EV lineup includes various models like the Cadillac Lyriq, Chevy Bolt EV, and GMC Hummer EV, with plans for new models to be produced in the U.S.
- Even if produced in America, some GM EV models may be impacted by tariffs due to a significant portion of their parts sourced internationally.
- GM's EV profitability could be challenged by upcoming tariffs, potentially leading to price increases across its EV lineup.
- The company's success with EV sales growth may face hurdles amidst uncertain tariff implications and evolving market dynamics.
- Uncertainties surrounding tax credits, fuel economy standards, and competitive pricing add complexity to GM's EV strategy amidst tariff concerns.
- As GM navigates through potential price hikes and market challenges, the future of its EV sales growth remains uncertain.
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