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Why Tesla Dropped the Autopilot Name in California

Why Tesla Dropped the Autopilot Name in California

Following scrutiny from California regulators, Tesla removed the Autopilot branding to prevent a 30-day license suspension. The dispute centered on marketing language and driver-assistance limits, prompting broader feature and messaging changes.

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Why EV Battery Recycling Could Become a $70 Billion Industry

Why EV Battery Recycling Could Become a $70 Billion Industry

As early EVs near retirement, battery recycling is poised for expansion, with forecasts of $70 billion in annual revenue by 2040. Regulation, supply security and circular manufacturing are accelerating industry growth.

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Tesla Cybertruck Dual Motor AWD Base Model Explained

Tesla Cybertruck Dual Motor AWD Base Model Explained

Tesla introduces a $59,990 Dual Motor AWD Cybertruck, removing premium features but keeping 325-mile range and core performance, as price cuts aim to revive demand and strengthen competitiveness.

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Why Used Tesla Prices Rose After the $4,000 EV Credit Ended

Why Used Tesla Prices Rose After the $4,000 EV Credit Ended

After the federal $4,000 used EV credit expired, Tesla resale prices climbed 4.3% to $31,329, while other used EVs declined 3.6%. Analysts say brand strength and charging access drive the gap.

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What Is Rivian RAD and What Does It Mean for R1 Models?

What Is Rivian RAD and What Does It Mean for R1 Models?

Rivian has branded its in-house performance and validation team as the Rivian Adventure Department (RAD). The move highlights extreme testing and software tools like RAD Tuner but stops short of launching new variants.



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Donut Lab Solid-State Battery Test Results Raise New Questions

Donut Lab Solid-State Battery Test Results Raise New Questions

Independent tests show Donut Lab’s prototype solid-state cell can charge to 80% in under five minutes at 11C rates. However, durability, chemistry disclosure and pack-level validation remain unresolved.

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Does the Volvo EX30 Now Support Vehicle-to-Load Charging?

Does the Volvo EX30 Now Support Vehicle-to-Load Charging?

Volvo is adding vehicle-to-load charging to the EX30 via a summer software update, along with new battery options and interior themes, aiming to improve practicality and refresh the compact EV lineup.

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Why Stellantis Reported a $22 Billion Loss After EV Missteps

Why Stellantis Reported a $22 Billion Loss After EV Missteps

Stellantis reported a $22.3B loss after overestimating EV demand and taking $25.4B in charges. The company is pivoting toward hybrids and combustion models while reviving Ram and Jeep to rebuild profits.

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Volvo Initiates Recall for Over 40,000 EX30 EVs Due to Battery Fire Risk

Volvo Initiates Recall for Over 40,000 EX30 EVs Due to Battery Fire Risk

Volvo is recalling more than 40,000 EX30 EVs worldwide due to battery overheating risks. Owners are advised to limit charging to 70% and park away from structures until replacement modules are installed.

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