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The Breakthrough Gadget Revolutionizing Electric Vehicle Battery Health

Electric vehicles (EVs) face challenges with battery deterioration, affecting resale value and consumer confidence. The EverBlüe Drive ETX010 is a compact device for evaluating EV battery health, connecting via rapid charging ports. This device analyzes data in 30 seconds, delivering insights directly

March 8, 2025

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Chinese Electric Cars Charge Ahead in Europe: How Tariffs Are Failing to Slow Them Down

Chinese EVs are gaining traction in Europe, challenging traditional automotive markets. These vehicles offer competitive pricing, advanced technology, and eco-friendly appeal. European consumers are drawn to the affordable luxury and sustainability of Chinese models. Despite impending import tariffs, the demand for these

March 8, 2025

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Cadillac’s New Lyriq: The Stylish Electric SUV Making Waves in Japan

The Cadillac Lyriq marks a bold entry into the Japanese market, symbolizing the brand’s resurgence in luxury EVs. The Lyriq showcases avant-garde design and robust technology, with a sleek 4995 mm length and a spacious wheelbase of 3085 mm. Powerful AWD system

March 8, 2025

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Trade Tensions Rise: China Strikes Back with Steep Tariffs on Canadian Goods

China has imposed significant tariffs on Canadian imports, targeting products like canola oil, peas, seafood, and pork with rates up to 100%. The tariffs are a response to Canada’s earlier move increasing duties on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) to 100% due to

March 8, 2025

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Volvo’s Electrifying Marvel: The ES90 Fastback Sedan Powers Up the EV Era

The Volvo ES90 fastback sedan blends traditional sedan elegance with SUV strength in its design, emphasizing sustainable luxury transportation. Featuring a pioneering 800V power system, it enables rapid charging with up to 186 miles of range in just 10 minutes. Offers three

March 8, 2025

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Rocky Road for Tesla: Recent Vandalism in Northern Colorado Sparks Community Concerns

A Tesla dealership in Northern Colorado faces ongoing vandalism, characterized by rocks being thrown at vehicles, causing significant damage. This incident signifies a pattern of hostility towards the innovative car company, prompting community concern and questions about the motives behind these acts.

March 8, 2025

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The Tesla Rollercoaster: Can Elon Musk’s Politics Really Drive the Market?

Elon Musk’s political involvement and financial strategies dramatically impact Tesla’s journey, akin to a high-stakes drama. Tesla’s stock surged 90% post-election, spurred by Musk’s preferred candidate’s win, briefly elevating the company’s value to nearly $800 billion. Investor confidence wavered as Tesla’s stock

March 7, 2025

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Elon Musk Controversies Ignite Global Protests Against Tesla, Despite Company’s Green Achievements

Protests have erupted in over 100 cities against Elon Musk’s political actions, perceived to undermine Tesla’s environmental reputation. Allegations against Musk include authoritarian alliances and controversial governance moves impacting institutions like USAID. Public figures, such as Cassandra Peterson, have distanced themselves from

March 7, 2025

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The Global Surge in Electric Vehicles: How China and Europe are Leading the Charge

Electric vehicle registrations surged by 21.2% in January 2023, with 1.253 million new EVs on global roads. China dominates the market, delivering 63.1% of the world’s new energy vehicles, driven by government incentives and robust infrastructure. European EV sales rose by 20.5%,

March 7, 2025

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Tesla Under the Microscope: Did the Electric Car Giant Exploit Canada’s EV Incentive Rush?

Tesla is under scrutiny as Transport Canada investigates claims about high rebate-linked sales in Quebec. A Tesla dealership allegedly sold 4,000 vehicles in one weekend, raising doubts about the feasibility of such logistics. The rush was triggered by the rapid depletion of

March 7, 2025