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Tesla teases new energy user interface

February 10, 2021
Tesla teases a new user interface for energy customers who own home solar products and Powerwalls in a new video. Tesla Energy mobile app Following the acquisition of SolarCity, Tesla started to integrate features for Powerwall and solar customers to its mobile app, which was originally only for vehicle owners. It enables users to easily see where the electricity powering their home is coming…
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Vauxhall Mokka-E First Drive – Robert spills the beans on the Mokka’s only shortcoming

February 10, 2021
In the European electric car scene, things are getting competitive. The last 12 months have seen an explosion in a previously under-served segment of the market, electric SUVs. [Note: This is an ongoing collaboration between Fully Charged and Electrek to highlight EVs in Europe] PSA, the group that owns Citroen, DS, Peugeot & Opel/Vauxhall* is one of the prime movers in this market with the…
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Bolt recall update provided by Chevy

February 10, 2021
Chevy broke their nearly 3-month silence since the Bolt recall to provide a small update via a Facebook group comment. Ever since the November 13 Bolt EV Battery Recall announcement, eager Chevrolet Bolt owners have been waiting to hear about the progress of the recall. The…
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Rivian and Lucid Motors both expand U.S. retail presence

February 10, 2021
American automakers Rivian and Lucid Motors have both recently revealed locations in expanding their retail presence in the United States. Both electric vehicle manufacturers have large aspirations to compete with Tesla, although either has yet to deliver a consumer EV so far. The announcements of retail and service spaces opening for for Rivian and Lucid, show how both automakers are looking to…
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Apple once again starts blocking M1 Mac users from side loading iPhone and iPad apps

February 10, 2021
9to5Mac reported last month that Apple was implementing a new method to stop users from sideloading unsupported iOS apps on M1 Macs, which was actually enabled for some time with a server-side change and then reversed moments later. Following the macOS Big Sur 11.2 release last week, Apple seems to have officially blocked the side load process of iOS apps on M1 Macs. Since the M1 chip is based…
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