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Kia's Out Here Trolling Tesla With Anti-Elon Ads
- Kia ran a pair of ads in Norway and Finland calling out Tesla CEO Elon Musk.
- Tesla and Musk stans aren't too happy about Kia's joke.
- Meanwhile, the rest of the internet loves it.
- Kia used the ads to target the recent public rejection of Elon Musk's behavior.
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Versinetic’s SiteManager streamlines power management across EV charging sites
- EV charging solution provider Versinetic has launched a new load balancing system called SiteManager.
- SiteManager intelligently manages power distribution across multiple LinkRay devices, supporting up to 64 LinkRay units.
- The system is compatible with both AC and DC charging systems and comes with various connectivity options.
- SiteManager ensures optimal efficiency and reliability, meeting current and future demands in EV charging sites.
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Rhythmos.io collaborates with E3 to study effects of EV charging on grid infrastructure
- EV charging optimization platform Rhythmos.io collaborates with E3 to study effects of EV charging on grid infrastructure.
- Passively managed charging could reduce utility costs by approximately 30% compared to unmanaged charging.
- System-wide optimization can further reduce costs by 30% of the total.
- Implementing Rhythmos.io's Cadency EdgeAI platform could cut transformer upgrade costs by up to 60% in high-demand areas.
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Why Chinese EVs Could Tempt Canada As America's Tariff War Rages On
- Canada has a 100% tariff on Chinese-made EVs, while the U.S. has a 25% tariff on Canadian-made cars, with exceptions for select automakers.
- The strained U.S.-Canada relationship has prompted Canada to consider embracing the Chinese EV sector amidst trade tensions.
- Canada's potential pivot to China could lead to increased imports of Chinese EVs and PHEVs due to changing trade dynamics.
- However, choosing Chinese cars over domestic production investments could harm Canada's automotive industry.
- Canada's current car industry is aligned with U.S.-based ventures, making a shift to Chinese imports challenging.
- While tariffs pose risks for Canada, retaliatory actions could further harm both countries' automotive sectors.
- The shifting dynamics between Canada and the U.S., including tariffs and trade policies, create uncertainty for businesses and governments.
- The Trump administration's tariffs and trade threats have escalated tensions and fueled discussions about divesting from U.S. ties.
- With the U.S. trade actions and rhetoric, the appeal of Chinese EVs in Canada is growing, despite current market conditions.
- As Canada navigates trade complexities, the potential for Chinese EVs to enter its market poses both challenges and opportunities.
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[VIDEO] Depreciated Sports Cars (and a Tesla) Battle to Meet a 2020 Corvette Stingray in the Finals
- A quarter mile-based bracket organized by The Fast Lane team features a unique four-way battle of sports cars.
- The first race saw the BMW i8 defeating the 2007 Aston Martin V8 Vantage.
- The second race featured the BMW i8 and a basic EV, with the BMW i8 emerging as the winner.
- The final race will be between the BMW i8 and a 2020 Corvette Stingray Z51.
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I took the Tesla Model 3 for a spin— here’s how it went
- The article provides an in-depth analysis of the author's first-time driving experience with a 2023 Tesla Model 3, highlighting various aspects of its user experience and identifying areas for improvement.
- The author shares feelings of confusion, overwhelm, and anxiety while driving the Model 3, despite its popularity and cult-like following in the automotive industry.
- Key areas of focus include the unique interior design with a centralized control screen, navigation system features, charging experience, air conditioning controls, and AI-driven parking assistance.
- Challenges encountered by the author include difficulties in adjusting side mirrors, adapting to one-pedal driving dynamics, and interacting with the touchscreen interface while driving.
- The article emphasizes the need for a driver's screen behind the steering wheel, incorporation of simple physical controls, and addressing distractions to enhance the Model 3 driving experience.
- The seamless Tesla charging experience is praised, while concerns are raised about the visibility of critical information on the centralized screen and the lack of physical controls for certain functions.
- Insights are offered on the potential impact of cost-saving decisions on the absence of traditional buttons and dials in Tesla cars and the importance of balancing innovation with ease of use for drivers.
- The article concludes by discussing the growing competition in the EV market, acknowledging Tesla's role as a pioneer, and expressing anticipation for the future of the automotive industry.
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MOD Spring Sale launches Groove 3 beach cruiser e-bike at $650 off, EcoFlow solar generator flash sale from $1,199, GE, more
- MOD Spring Sale launches Groove 3 beach cruiser e-bike at $650 off
- EcoFlow solar generator flash sale from $1,199
- GE Smart Combo Electric Washer & Dryer with Ventless Heat Pump on sale for $2,100
- Electrified Weekly roundup of other Green Deals available
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Tesla’s Full Self-Driving faces a new hurdle in UK rollout plans
- Tesla's plans to roll out its Supervised Full Self-Driving (FSD) system in the UK face regulatory hurdles.
- The UK's Department for Transport (DfT) has proposed rules to limit allowances for FSD systems.
- The new rules require drivers to keep their hands on the steering wheel and limit FSD capabilities to 'highway' maneuvers.
- Previous statements from Tesla officials suggest that FSD may not be fully deployed in Europe until 2028.
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America's Fastest EV Charging Company Had A Big Year
- Gravity, a fast-growing EV charging company in America, is making a big impact in New York City with its reliable and easy-to-access charging network amidst logistical challenges.
- Gravity achieved 40,000 charging sessions at its Midtown Manhattan station in its first year, boasting a 100% uptime for functioning chargers.
- The company set charging speed records for various EVs, including the Tesla Cybertruck, Cadillac Escalade IQ, and GMC Hummer EV.
- With 24 DC fast chargers delivering 500 kilowatts each at a Times Square adjacent location, Gravity has made significant strides in the industry.
- Gravity's ability to operate successfully in Manhattan demonstrates its potential to thrive in challenging environments and its focus on seamless charging experiences.
- Backed by Google and former tech industry experts, Gravity aims for efficiency, with chargers claimed to add 200 miles of range in just five minutes.
- The Manhattan station utilizes surplus electricity from the block, features high-mounted chargers, and eliminates the need for heavy cords with overhead cables.
- A future streamlined system for initiating charging may include an app-based interface and charging customization options to cater to different user needs.
- As New York City transitions to electric rideshare fleets, Gravity's expansion plans, including new sites in major cities, aim to support the growing demand for electric vehicle charging.
- The company's growth trajectory and emphasis on user experience and accessibility reflect the evolving landscape of EV charging infrastructure in urban environments.
- Gravity's mission extends beyond environmental benefits, focusing on affordability, convenience, and efficiency to drive wider adoption of electric vehicles.
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Daqus Energy has a plan to make EV sports cars fast, light, and cheap
- Daqus Energy, a startup spun out of MIT, has developed a new battery material called TAQ that is cheaper and lighter than competing materials.
- TAQ is made entirely of widely available carbon-based compounds and doesn't require expensive critical minerals like nickel or cobalt.
- The manufacturing process for TAQ uses significantly less energy and allows for the use of water as a solvent, instead of toxic solvents.
- TAQ-powered batteries have shown durability and the potential for fast charging, making them a promising solution for EVs, especially in sports cars.
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Angel investor says she's ditching her Teslas over Elon Musk — and might let people smash one with sledgehammers
- Angel investor Joanne Wilson and her venture capitalist husband are joining the cohort of Americans ditching their Teslas in protest of Elon Musk.
- Wilson feels embarrassed to drive a Tesla that is strongly associated with Musk.
- She swapped her California Tesla for an electric Volvo after being offered only $2,000 in trade-in value.
- Wilson mused about letting New Yorkers smash her second Tesla car at her cannabis boutique to monetize the event.
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With the stock cut in half, Tesla investors want their CEO back
- Tesla stock has crashed 52% from its mid-December high.
- Investors are concerned about CEO Elon Musk's time commitment to the company.
- An analyst said, "It's become clear he's now spending more time on DOGE than anything else."
- Investors want someone to be promoted to take on additional responsibilities and keep Tesla on track.
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Cheap EVs Are Popping Off. Just Not In America.
- Volkswagen previewed the $21,500 ID.Every1 electric car not coming to the U.S., first to use Rivian's tech.
- America lacks affordable EV options, with models like Kia EV2, Fiat Grande Panda EV sold mainly in Europe.
- Cheaper EVs exist in markets like Europe and China, with models priced under $30,000.
- The average new car price in the U.S. has surpassed $48,000, impacting the lack of budget EV options.
- American market preferences for larger vehicles have phased out compact car sales, affecting EV affordability.
- Bigger vehicles are more profitable for automakers in the gas era but inflate costs in the electric era.
- Batteries are the costliest part of EVs, impacting prices of bigger EVs in the market.
- The U.S. has restricted Chinese competition, reducing pressure on automakers to offer affordable EVs.
- Bright spots include the Nissan Leaf and Chevrolet Equinox EV, with future models like Kia EV3 aiming for affordability.
- Tesla plans to release more affordable models, and dropping battery costs may lead to cheaper EVs in the future.
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The Tesla protests are getting bigger — and rowdier
- Protests at Tesla showrooms escalated over the weekend, with larger turnouts and some arrests reported.
- The protests are associated with the Tesla Takedown movement, urging people to sell their Teslas and dump stock to 'stop Musk.'
- Incidents of vandalism and arson targeting Tesla have been reported, including burning charging stations and damaging vehicles.
- Protests occurred in Manhattan, Boston, Chicago, Delray Beach, Pasadena, and even Portugal with demonstrators criticizing Elon Musk and his involvement in controversial initiatives.
- The arrests were made in Manhattan and Chicago, but Boston protest remained peaceful.
- The protests coincide with the drop in Tesla sales and stock price, with some owners deciding to sell their Teslas amidst the controversies.
- Elon Musk has accused billionaires like George Soros of funding the protests through ActBlue, a Democratic fundraising platform.
- The protests highlight growing concerns over Musk's political affiliations and their impact on Tesla's reputation and financial status.
- Despite the protests, Tesla remains a prominent brand in the market, but the controversies surrounding Musk have raised significant questions.
- The movement against Musk and Tesla showcases the power of activism and public opinion in influencing corporate decisions and public perception.
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Elon Musk’s X experiences several outages on Monday
- Elon Musk's social media platform, X, experienced several outages on Monday.
- Initial reports showed about 20,000 users experiencing problems accessing X, which were resolved after an hour.
- Another wave of outages occurred with around 40,000 user reports, lasting until lunchtime Eastern Time.
- As of the latest update, X's mobile and desktop features appear to be back online.
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