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Lucid extends price promo after positive response, Air EV starts at $82,400

The Pure Summer Event lives on. EV maker Lucid Motors announced it’s extending the price promotion on the Air electric sedan models for another month. Lucid initially announced the price cuts on its social media page last month, dropping Air EV prices by up to $12,400. The California-based EV maker calls it the “Pure Summer Event” with special lease and purchase deals on available 2023…
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Nissan Altima's run ends in 2025 as focus turns to electric vehicles

The popular midsize Altima sedan will ride off into the sunset in 2025 as Nissan shifts its focus to electric vehicles. But the automaker isn’t abandoning the sedan segment altogether. Nissan is retiring the gas-powered Altima The Nissan Altima was a popular choice for families and commuters as a functional, budget-friendly vehicle. It has continued to be one of Nissan’s bestselling…
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Rivian hires former Porsche Cars North America CEO as CCO to steer business growth

EV maker Rivian (RIVN) announced Friday it has hired Dr. Kjell Gruner as chief commercial officer (CCO) and president of business growth. Gruner brings over 25 years of auto experience to Rivian, most recently serving as CEO of Porsche Cars North America. Rivian hires ex-Porsche, Mercedes-Benz exec as CCO Gruner started at Rivian on Friday and will report directly to CEO RJ Scaringe. He will…
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Tesla FSD Beta tried to kill me last night

I was testing Tesla’s latest Full Self-Driving (FSD) Beta update last night (v11.4.7), and a new aggressive bug has nearly made me crash at highway speed twice. Please take this as a public service announcement. I received the new FSD Beta v11.4.7 update on my Model 3…
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Tesla drops price of Model S/X, Model X now qualifies for US tax credit

Tesla has cut prices on the Model S and X, with price drops of 15-19% in the US on all trim levels (and similar cuts in the rest of the world), except for the brand-new Standard Range model which was introduced just over two weeks ago and is now no longer available. Good news and bad news from Tesla today – the cheapest Model S and Model X, the $78,490/$88,490 Standard Range version, is gone.
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