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Move over Waymo, here comes Wayve: a new self-driving player in California

Wayve, a well-funded London-based autonomous vehicle startup backed by Uber and Softbank, will begin testing its “Tesla-like” self-learning automated driving software in San Francisco and the Bay Area. The move marks its first on-road trials outside of the UK. Wayve opened a new office in Sunnyvale, California, to support its US expansion and AI development, which is intended to allow vehicles…
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Tesla (TSLA) is already in full discount mode a few weeks into the quarter

Tesla is already in ‘full discount mode’ in the US despite being only a few weeks into the quarter – just as the CEO claims that Tesla’s sales are at an “all-time high”. Generally, the best time to buy a Tesla is at the end of a quarter. Due to its direct-to-consumer model, TSLA doesn’t sell to franchise dealers, and it only recognizes revenue from the sale of a vehicle once it is in…
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Arkansas may be sitting on 19 million tons of lithium

Researchers now estimate how much “white gold” may be found in southern Arkansas’s vast lithium reserves: up to 19 million tons, or enough to meet the projected 2030 world demand nine times over. United States Geological Survey (USGS) researchers used water testing and…
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Volkswagen ID. Buzz - A joyful throwback to the future

Driving the 2025 Volkswagen ID. Buzz was an experience that left a lasting impression. This all-electric micro bus seamlessly fuses the charm of the classic VW minibus with today’s EV tech, creating something truly unique on the road. Everywhere I drove this ID Buzz, it stopped people in their tracks and everyone had questions about it. Having the chance to be one of the first to drive this…
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Europe spends billions subsidizing ICE company cars

As Europe pushes to phase out fossil fuels, a new study finds that, ironically, the EU’s five biggest members are pouring billions of dollars a year into subsidizing ICE company cars – to the tune of $42 billion ($45.60 billion) a year. According to a new study, as…
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Are electric boats going mainstream? X Shore lands its biggest order ever

X Shore, a leading Swedish electric boat maker, has just announced its largest single sale yet. The company is preparing to fulfill an order of 32 electric boats signed with M Yachts, a yacht management service. Electric boats are still a minority in most marinas around the world, but every year sees new advances in the industry and wider availability. X Shore’s latest announcement underscores…
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