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Tesloid's Model Y Camping Tent brings luxury and comfort to the camping experience [Save 10%]

As we head toward fall camping season, are you pondering your next adventure in your Tesla? Tesloid, a leading maker of , has the perfect product for you. is meticulously crafted for the Model Y and sports a compact yet functional design, custom-made to align perfectly with the specifications of the Model Y. Keep reading for more on and lock in a 10% discount with the promo code SUMMER10.
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Volkswagen EV deliveries up 48% in H1, but guidance cut amid logistics bottlenecks

The Volkswagen Group released its first-half (H1) 2023 results Thursday, showing a 48% rise in electric vehicle deliveries. Despite expectations for a higher proportion of EV sales in the second half of the year, Volkswagen has lowered its overall delivery guidance, citing logistics bottlenecks. Volkswagen EV deliveries up H1 2023 Between the Volkswagen Group umbrella of brands that includes…
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Tesla vastly overstates its vehicles' range, report states

A new report out today details that Tesla, the world’s leading electric vehicle maker, is gaming the EPA system to vastly overstate its vehicles’ range and also diverting claims from drivers who are seeing as little as half the range… The Reuters investigation uncovers a lot of details on the inflated numbers that EV experts have known about for years, charitably calling Tesla’s range…
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Quick Charge Podcast: July 26, 2023

Listen to a recap of the top stories of the day from Electrek. Quick Charge is available now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, TuneIn and our RSS feed for Overcast and other podcast players. New episodes of Quick Charge are recorded Monday through Thursday and again on…
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Thanks to wind and solar, Texas has kept the power on and the costs down

Wind, solar, and nuclear generated up to 55% of total power in Texas in the record-breaking end-of-June heat – keeping the natural gas share below 50%. Natural gas has ordinarily been the most common source of electricity generation in Texas, but wind, solar, and, to a lesser degree, nuclear are playing a major role in keeping the power on in the extreme heat, reports the US Energy Information…
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