<ul><li>House Republicans have proposed to end the electric-vehicle tax credit for used EVs and electric-car leases by the end of 2022, while the main EV tax credit would be reduced until the end of 2026.</li><li>The changes could lead to lower EV sales, more expensive cars, and a less vibrant American manufacturing sector.</li><li>General Motors' new lithium manganese rich batteries are discussed, potentially being the next big development in battery technology for the West.</li><li>Toyota has announced three new EV models, including the bZ Woodland, sparking debates on the model names' quality.</li></ul>

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