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Tesla Roadster production delayed again to 2024, four years late

Tesla is planning to finish the design and engineering of the next-generation Tesla Roadster by the end of this year and “hopefully” put the vehicle into production next year, according to CEO Elon Musk at Tesla’s shareholder meeting today. The next-generation Roadster was originally announced by surprise in 2017 at the Tesla Semi Unveiling event. At the time, Tesla said that the car would…
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Ford will use China as a ‘listening post’ to better understand EV battery tech

Despite plans to scale back in the region, Ford is planning to use the market in China as a “listening post” to help the automaker better understand EV battery tech. According to CEO Jim Farley, speaking with the , Ford will use a concentrated approach in China amid growing competition from domestic EV makers. Rather than pouring money into the region like Volkswagen, which revealed a €1…
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13,000+ hotels across the US are about to get EV charging stations

LNG Electric may become one of the top three owner-operators of EV charging stations in the US by 2028, as it’s deploying a huge number of EV charging stations at hotels. That’s because the EV charging provider is partnering with digital infrastructure consultancy MD7 to install Level 2 and DC fast charging EV charging stations at more than 13,000 hotels and more than 40 multifamily…
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Lectric eBikes announces major electric bike update that will stop you in your tracks

The Lectric XP 3.0 is the best-selling electric bike model in the US for one simple reason: value. The has been the go-to electric bike for bang-for-your-buck riders since it launched last year. And now it is getting better than ever with the inclusion of hydraulic disc brakes. I’m a huge fan of the Lectric XP 3.0. I ride one myself and have long espoused its high-value offering, getting new…
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