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Tesla pushes new software update to improve Model S suspension, Autopark, and more

Tesla has started pushing a new software update to its fleet of Model S electric sedans in order to improve suspension, Autopark, and more. Some of the improvements are expected to make it to other vehicles, too. When it comes to software updates, Tesla has been on a roll lately. The automaker has not only been pushing a lot of new software updates to its fleet, but it also recently released a…
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Polaris shows off new electric RANGER EV with extreme towing, balancing tricks

As the official launch of the new all-electric Polaris RANGER EV draws nearer, we’re getting our best look so far at the UTV’s performance. A prototype version of the new electric model had its most revealing showing yet at Polaris’ MY22 off-road demo event earlier this month in Minnesota. Polaris representatives confirmed that while the UTV may still undergo visual changes, the prototype…
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GAC-Aion unveils 480 kW fast charger, well below previously rumored 600 kW

Chinese EV manufacturer GAC Aion has officially debuted its A480 fast charger, capable of charging its upcoming Aion V SUV from 30-80% in under five minutes. While still impressive, the fast charger’s top charging power of 480 kW sits well below rumors last week speculating this debut would showcase a 600 kW charger. Aion exists in China as a sub-brand of Guangzhou Automobile Corporation (GAC)…
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The mystery of a Tesla found destroyed on a frozen lake is solved, and it’s a wild story

The mystery of how a Tesla Model X was found burnt to almost nothing on a frozen lake in Vermont is now solved. It’s a wild story that involves over half a million dollars of fraud exploiting Tesla’s purchasing process. In February 2019, we reported on the remains of a burnt Tesla Model X being spotted on a frozen Lake Champlain in Vermont. At the time, there was absolutely no information…
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