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15 Tesla vehicles were torched by a group of radical morons

Fifteen Tesla vehicles were lit on fire at a car dealership in Frankfurt, Germany, this week, and a radical group of environmentalists has claimed to be behind the act of arson. With the incident alone, this gang of morons is probably responsible for more pollutant emissions than they can ever counter with their so-called activism. IAA moved its car trade show from Frankfurt to Munich a few years…
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Tesla (TSLA) is most shorted stock, Elon Musk suspects Bill Gates still in it

Tesla (TSLA) is still the most shorted stock out of all the US large-caps, and Elon Musk suspects that Bill Gates still has a large position against the company. Shorts, people betting against the stock of a company, have long played a part in Tesla’s history on the stock market. Throughout the years, Tesla was often topping the list of the most shorted stocks on the NASDAQ. As the automaker…
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Production of electric mini-trucks begins in Texas

AYRO, an electric mini-truck maker based in Round Rock, Texas, has just announced the start of production at its local factory. The company’s first vehicle, known as the AYRO Vanish, is an electric utility truck with a modular design intended for a wide range of urban uses. The company has begun with low-rate initial production (LRIP), which is a limited manufacturing run intended to validate…
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STL Airport taps Lightning eMotors for multiple electric shuttle buses and EV chargers

Electrification specialist Lightning eMotors continues to help electrify the commercial vehicle industry around the US, where all of its EVs are developed and assembled. Today, the company announced that the St. Louis Lambert International Airport (STL) has purchased several ZEV4 electric shuttle buses that will soon transport travelers between terminals. Lightning eMotors ($ZEV) designs…
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