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Tesla 2021: Everything we know about the latest Model 3, Model Y, and more

As 2020 comes to a much-celebrated wrap, the Tesla community is looking toward 2021 with high hopes. As the current golden child of electric vehicle manufacturing, Tesla looks to continue its reign and scale its ever-growing fleet. Below is a compilation of what Tesla’s 2021 models include and what customers can expect when their 2021 EV is delivered to their driveway. What’s new with Tesla…
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Subaru announces all-electric Forester-size vehicle and you won’t believe when it’s coming

Subaru has announced a new upcoming all-electric car, which will be a Forester-sized vehicle, in one of the weakest electric vehicle announcements we have seen to date. Like its part-owner Toyota, Subaru has been tentative in making all-electric vehicles, and instead, they have been betting on hybrids. The Japanese automaker has been indicating that they are working on an all-electric SUV for…
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Mercedes-Benz unveils several new electric car prototypes, prepares 6 EVs to enter production

Mercedes-Benz is reminding everyone that it’s serious about electric vehicles today as it unveils several new electric car pre-production prototypes. The automaker prepares to bring six electric vehicles to production in the next two years alone. The German automaker has had a slow start in electrification with so far only the EQC electric SUV, which has itself had a slow rollout and delayed…
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Tesla announces extended Model S/X production shutdown, hinting at design refresh

Tesla announced that it is going to shut down Model S and Model X production lines for an extended period of time during this holiday season. It’s the latest indication pointing to a possible design refresh. Tesla first brought the Model S to market back in 2012. The electric sedan has been slightly updated over the years, but design-wise, it has remained mostly unchanged since 2016. In the…
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