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VinFast Delays First US Deliveries To Late February

The first cars should have been delivered to customers by the end of 2022, but now VinFast says they'll have to wait a little bit more.

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Toyota Calls On Science To Tell EV-Only Extremists That They’re Wrong

After critics said it's dragging its feet on the matter of wider EV-only adoption, Toyota says science will prove its strategy is safe and sound.

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Elon Musk Faces SEC Investigation Over Tesla Self-Driving Claims

The Securities and Exchange Commission wants to know if Musk's forward-looking statements were inappropriate.

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Tesla Takes Customers From Rivals While Industry Struggles At Retention

Folks are actively leaving certain automotive brands and may never return. Called "Nomads," they tend to chase new trends, and many stick with Tesla.

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Nissan Tells US Dealers Ariya Will Be In Limited Supply This Year

Nissan blames high battery material costs and availability for the limited supply of Ariya EVs in the US, which remains a strategic and important market for it.

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Genesis X Convertible Going Into Production: Report

The halo model could cost $200,000 to $300,000.

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Public EV Charging Stations Must Quadruple In US By 2025: Report

Most people charge their EVs at home most of the time, but the lack of a robust public charging network in most areas of the US will only slow adoption.

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Rumor: GM-LGES Deal On 4th Ultium Battery Plant Not Certain

GM' electrification strategy includes building four battery plants in the US via joint venture with LGES, but there are some rumors about the 4th plant.

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Tesla Stock May Benefit From Fed's "Soft Landing," Says Goldman Sachs

As the Federal Reserve hopes to engineer a "soft landing," steering the economy clear of recession while maintaining inflation, Tesla could benefit greatly.

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Ford To Cut Jobs In Europe As It Prepares For Electric Lineup

More than 1,000 employees in Germany could lose their jobs.

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VW Sues In Illinois To Avoid Paying Dealers For More Time On Warranty Work

Changes in the state's Motor Vehicle Franchise Act allegedly cost VW $10 million in extra warranty expenses last year.

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Toyota Boss Thinks Going Green Involves Converting Existing ICE Cars

Akio Toyoda talks about a holistic approach to curbing the world's carbon emissions.

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The McLaren 720S Is Dead, But Its Successor Is Already On The Way

In fact, McLaren says that the 720S successor is already sold out until 2024.

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Buick US Dealers Required To Invest $300,000-$400,000 To Sell EVs

That's the minimum investment required of dealership for tooling, training and other EV equipment; the amount will vary based on the individual store.

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EVs Close To Gas Cars On Cost, But There Are Other Obstacles: JD Power

It seems everyone wants an EV today, but that's not yet the case. People who do want one may not be able to get one, and public charging is a big problem.

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US: All-Electric Car Registrations Exceeded 600,000 By End Of October 2022

Sales of all-electric cars in the US accelerate, which translates into a gradually increasing market share.

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McLaren Sells Historic Cars To Secure Funding For Artura Upgrades

It still isn't enough as the company's still in talks with shareholders for recapitalization.

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SiriusXM Software Flaw Let Researchers Unlock And Start Cars Remotely

Toyota, Honda, Hyundai, and Nissan vehicles were accessible through an issue in the computer code, which has since been corrected.

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Volkswagen May Partner With Foxconn To Bring Scout EVs To US

Volkswagen is reviving the Scout brand, and the first copies are expected to by EVs coming in 2026. Now, it looks like VW may lean on Foxconn for the US market.

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Ford drives new dealer EV standards amid pushback — as Wall Street watches

Ford Motor Co. is moving forward with new standards governing how its retail network can sell electric vehicles amid some pushback from dealers — even as experts say the success of the EV strategy partly will depend on how the rollout goes.

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Rivian Workers And UAW File Safety Complaints, But Incidents Are Low

Reports suggest at least 12 Rivian employees cited safety issues at the EV maker's Illinois factory, and complaints have been filed with regulators via the UAW.

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VW Brand Electric Pickup For US Unlikely To Happen This Decade

Volkswagen brand boss Thomas Schäfer says the rugged EV platform developed for the Scout brand is not in the company's future, at least not in this decade.

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Carvana Faces Title And Registration Issues Again, This Time In PA

Two Carvana locations have been added to Pennsylvania's list of suspended issuing agents.

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Mercedes Is The Latest Automaker To Leave Russia

It's selling the assets to a local auto dealer chain.

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Lincoln Dealers Have Until Dec 15 To Decide On $900k EV Investment

Dealers with Ford and Lincoln vehicles under one roof will have to invest in each to sell their EVs.

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