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Tesla is soaring after Trump's new tariffs while traditional auto stocks sink
- Tesla stock rose 7% following President Trump's newly announced auto tariffs.
- Tesla is seen as less exposed to industry tariffs as their production and assembly is primarily in the US.
- General Motors, Ford, and Volkswagen experienced significant declines as they are more reliant on vehicle and part imports.
- According to CFRA Research, Tesla is the least exposed to these new tariffs among auto manufacturers and suppliers.
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Why Tesla is the big winner in Trump's auto tariffs
- Tesla is a winner from the tariffs because its US market vehicles are made domestically.
- Most competitors import at least some of their vehicles to the US.
- The Model Y SUV, Tesla's most popular product, will be a big beneficiary of that US production.
- Competitors like Ford and GM could see additional input costs per vehicle when the tariffs take effect.
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Video: A look at high-voltage EV contactor technology
- High-voltage EV contactors play a vital role in managing the connection and disconnection between the battery and other high-voltage systems in electric vehicles.
- Lower contact resistance is crucial for efficient and safe operation of contactors, especially when handling high current levels.
- TDK's contactors utilize a ceramic switching chamber filled with a custom gas mixture, providing better lifetime performance and reliability compared to resin-sealed alternatives.
- TDK's dual coil system with pulse-width modulation (PWM) offers a clean and energy-efficient solution for EV applications without EMI concerns.
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Trova introduces new electric terminal truck
- Trova Commercial Vehicles has launched a battery-electric terminal truck, the company’s first product to reach the market.
- Trova's terminal truck is designed to move semi-trailers within warehouse and intermodal facilities.
- The vehicle features a spacious cab, full-width design, and enhanced low-speed visibility.
- Trova's terminal truck uses axial flux motors and a high-voltage driveline for improved performance and less reliance on rare earth metals.
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Car output down as sector calls for measures to boost manufacturing
- UK car and commercial vehicle production experienced an 11.6% drop in February. Car manufacturing has now seen a 12th consecutive month of decline.
- Export remained a significant factor, accounting for over 80% of production, with a 1.3% increase to 60,034 units. However, car production for the UK market plummeted by 33.3% to 13,780 units.
- The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) is calling for urgent government intervention to bolster the UK’s automotive sector and stimulate consumer demand.
- The SMMT is also pushing for measures to accelerate the transition to electric vehicles, including the cancellation of the VED Expensive Car Supplement for EVs and reduced VAT on public charging and EV sales.
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Lucid Recalls Over 4,000 Floor Mats Over Unintended Acceleration Risk
- Lucid is recalling over 4,000 floor mats due to unintended acceleration risk.
- The floor mats may move in the footwell and interfere with the accelerator pedal.
- Lucid will reimburse customers for the price of the dangerous mats and offer a new model with secure holes.
- No crashes have been reported, but the recall is being conducted to prevent any potential risks.
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Göpel launches automotive Ethernet controller for testing and validation
- Göpel Electronic has introduced an Ethernet controller for testing and validating automotive applications.
- The G PXIe 6242 is designed to meet various application requirements, including electronic control units (ECUs), sensors, and cameras.
- The controller features four independent 10/100/1,000 Mbit/s Ethernet interfaces that can be individually adapted to user requirements.
- Additionally, the controller offers various options for flexible data paths and supports 10BASE-T1S technology and integrated PLCA.
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EVs clocking up more miles than petrol cars, research shows
- A report by Solera cap hpi shows electric vehicle (EV) drivers are now covering more miles annually than those using petrol cars.
- In January 2025, the average EV travelled 8,740 miles per year, surpassing the petrol average by 444 miles, marking a significant shift in driving habits.
- Advancements in EV technology, reduced range anxiety, and increased charging infrastructure accessibility are attributed to this trend, along with an expanded selection of EV models.
- Petrol car mileage has declined due to factors such as remote working, improved public transport, environmental awareness, and the rise of online services, as well as the impact of the pandemic.
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Coreshell raises $24 million to fund commercialization of domestically sourced lithium-ion battery anode material
- Battery technology company Coreshell has raised $24 million in funding to scale the production of its domestically-sourced lithium-ion battery anode material.
- The funding round was led by Ferroglobe and Zeon Ventures, with participation from other investors.
- Coreshell operates a manufacturing plant in California and plans to deliver commercial samples of its battery cells to automakers this year.
- The company's breakthrough in cell design using unrefined metallurgical silicon anode material offers increased range, lighter weight, and cost reduction.
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Everyday investors are buying the dip at near-record levels as tariffs spook Wall Street
- Retail investors are aggressively buying the dip in the stock market.
- Retail net flows to US markets have totaled $32.9 billion since late February.
- Retail investors have been buying mostly in mega-cap tech names and among chip stocks.
- Despite concerns over Trump's trade war and a potential recession, retail investors remain confident and continue to invest.
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Even Elon Musk Is Sounding The Alarm Over Trump's Tariffs
- President Donald Trump's decision to impose 25% tariffs on imported cars, light-duty trucks, and auto parts has caused turmoil in the auto industry, impacting even companies like Tesla.
- Tesla CEO Elon Musk acknowledges the significant impact of the tariffs on the automaker, despite its domestic production facilities.
- The tariffs extend to imported steel and aluminum, affecting various aspects of the automotive supply chain and potentially increasing car prices.
- BYD's introduction of a 1,000-Kilowatt DC Fast Charging network with rapid charging capabilities signals a significant advancement in EV technology.
- Tesla's decision to drop the Full Self-Driving (FSD) branding in China may be influenced by new regulations governing vehicle autonomy set by China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.
- The change in the naming of Tesla's smart driving software in China aligns with regulations restricting the marketing of driver-assistance features as fully autonomous systems.
- The uncertainty remains regarding whether the tariffs imposed by Trump will persist as a permanent measure or serve as a negotiating tactic in the future.
- The global reaction to Trump's tariffs suggests potential retaliatory measures or exclusions from tax incentives, leading to a challenging landscape for the automotive industry.
- The evolving regulations surrounding autonomous driving technologies highlight the delicate balance between technological advancements and governmental oversight.
- BYD's megawatt fast charging initiative reflects a shift towards rapid and convenient EV recharging to address one of the key challenges in electric vehicle adoption.
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The 2026 GMC Sierra EV Now Undercuts The Tesla Cybertruck By $15,000
- The 2026 GMC Sierra EV now offers more trims and a lower starting price to appeal to a broader audience.
- General Motors has introduced two new trims: AT4 and Elevation, along with an entry-level Standard battery option.
- The Elevation with Standard battery costs $15,000 less than the base Tesla Cybertruck, making it more affordable.
- The Sierra EV also offers the Denali trim with more battery options and a reduced starting price.
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Tesla Cybertruck Sales Are Tanking. Here's Why
- U.S. Cybertruck sales dropped by 32.5% between January and February, falling to just 2,619 units.
- The drop in Cybertruck sales coincides with Tesla's overall slowdown, with the company's U.S. sales falling 10% over the same period.
- Possible factors for the Cybertruck's struggles include Tesla's shifting public perception and the truck being a niche, expensive product.
- Tesla has issued recalls and offered incentives to move Cybertruck inventory, adding to concerns about its reliability and sales demand.
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Tesla Canceled From Canada's EV Rebates After Gaming The System
- Canadian government is investigating $43.1 million CAD ($30 million USD) in EV subsidies requested by Tesla within 72 hours, leading to Tesla being excluded from iZEV incentives until U.S. tariffs are resolved.
- Tesla's request for subsidies indicated selling 8,653 EVs in 72 hours in Canada, raising suspicion of irregularities in claims and triggering freeze on payments.
- Further scrutiny by Canadian officials halted payments to Tesla until claim validity is confirmed, affecting over 200 dealerships that may lay off employees due to frozen rebates.
- Tesla's past involvement in manipulating incentive programs in Canada involved offering compliance cars to qualify for subsidies, resulting in taxpayer-funded support for the automaker.
- Tesla has been a major beneficiary, receiving $713 million in Canadian EV rebates since 2019, causing discontent over reliance on government funds and protests at Tesla dealerships.
- Political tensions between Canada and the U.S. have impacted Tesla's eligibility for future incentive programs in Canada, as Tesla's CEO's comments and actions have strained relations.
- Canadian officials have changed eligibility criteria for future iZEV programs to exclude Tesla vehicles as long as U.S. tariffs remain, signaling a firm stance against Tesla's actions.
- The situation highlights the consequences of bending rules, tarnishing Tesla's reputation and facing backlash in Canada, where trust in the company has eroded.
- The Canadian government's response serves as a warning to Tesla about the repercussions of exploiting incentive programs and disregarding regulations.
- Tesla's dealings in Canada have drawn attention to its controversial practices and strained relationships, portraying a narrative resembling a dramatic storyline rather than a business reality.
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Dodge Charger Daytona EV: What Do You Want To Know?
- The Dodge Charger Daytona EV Scat Pack is a high-performance, all-wheel-drive electric vehicle with 630-670 horsepower and a 3.3-second 0-60 mph time.
- It is equipped with a 93.9 kWh battery pack, providing an estimated range of 241 miles.
- The Charger Daytona EV Scat Pack features an adaptive suspension, Brembo brakes, and other premium options, with a price tag of $85,965.
- Some concerns include laggy software interface, hard-feeling sport seats, and the regenerative braking being grabby and awkward.
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