The Tesla Model 3 Performance proves its prowess over and over and over.
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Tesla Is Finally On Track To Scale Up And Continue Showing A Profit
Are Tesla’s Q3 2019 profits a sign of positive change?
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Honda works on second EV, quits diesel, and puts hydrogen on hold
There’s no doubt that Honda fell behind on electric cars. Beat up the company as much as you like about its meager EV offerings to date. But also consider signs that the Japanese automaker is slowly correcting its course. In addition to introducing the small Honda E in Europe next year, Honda is working on a second EV for about 2022. Other small victories include quitting diesel, putting hydrogen indefinitely on hold, and agreeing with California’s emissions standards. more…
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BMW Group Increased Plug-In EV Car Sales In October 2019
Plug-in’s share out of overall BMW/MINI volume was almost 7%.
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Tesla update forks features for Model 3s built pre/post April 2019
Last week we reported that the latest over-the-air Tesla software update improves driving visualization to detect and render traffic cones. Then on Thursday we also shared a video of a Tesla navigating its way through traffic cones, courtesy Tesla hacker @greentheonly. Now @greentheonly is reporting that the traffic cone feature is only being delivered to Tesla owners with the ‘Hardware 3’ chip (HW3). This is significant, as it’s the first time that software features (in this case, Auto Lane Change and Navigate-on-Autopilot) will be forked for Tesla drivers depending on when their Tesla was built.
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GM releases perfect 200+mile range Crossover EV for US market…in China
GM announced two weeks ago that it would be supporting Donald Trump’s rollback of EV emissions standards by siding with the administration vs. California. You would think that GM – with its pioneering Bolt EV and “zero emissions future” initiatives – would support lowering emissions. But something has gone terribly wrong at GM over the past few years in EVs.
The latest indication of this is an announcement that the company would be releasing a Menlo crossover EV – which would likely do well in a US market – in China alone.
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ZeroAvia Bets On Hydrogen For Electric Air Travel
Is hydrogen the best path to zero emission flight?
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Zombies! These Bad EV Tech Ideas Seem To Hang Around Forever
Like Zombies, terrible EV tech ideas linger beyond their death.
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Report from Germany: Tesla years ahead, German automakers falling behind
Stop us if you’ve heard this before: A plucky, California-based startup managed to leapfrog the titans of the automotive industry and claim the title of world’s first luxury EV automaker. That Tesla leapfrogged a large portion of the industry and pioneered the premium EV is hardly an earth-shattering revelation, but what makes this particular take…
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Nissan LEAF Sales In Japan Drop By 51% In October 2019
In October, Nissan was not able to break into four-digit LEAF sales both in Japan and in the U.S.
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