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Germany’s Bold Move: Transforming a Tesla into a Hydrogen Hybrid Sparks Debate

A Tesla Model Y in Berlin is being retrofitted to run on hydrogen-based synthetic methanol, presenting an alternative energy solution. The project seeks to supplement electric vehicles with a focus on sectors and areas still dependent on fossil fuels. Elon Musk criticizes

March 8, 2025

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Tesla’s Latest Innovations: Cabin Radar Safety and Quick Supercharger Repairs

Tesla’s latest updates introduce advanced safety features via software, enhancing models like Model Y, Model 3, and Cybertruck. A new cabin radar technology detects subtle movements and optimizes airbag deployment based on passenger size, prioritizing safety. Child Presence Detection tackles child heatstroke

March 8, 2025

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The Tesla Model Y Saga: Electrifying the Road to a Sustainable Future

The Tesla Model Y continues to dominate as the world’s best-selling battery-electric vehicle, with 1.2 million units sold globally in 2023. While Europe showed a 17% drop in registrations in 2024, China’s market for the Model Y soared, making it the top-selling

March 8, 2025

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Tesla’s Troubled Ride: How Political Storms and Rising Competition Are Accelerating Its Decline

Tesla faces declining sales, with a 7% drop in the U.S. and significant losses in key European markets like Germany and France. Elon Musk’s controversial behavior and political views may be contributing to Tesla’s waning popularity among its traditional liberal consumer base.

March 8, 2025

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Surge in Affordable EV Leases Brings a Springtime Windfall for Green Drivers

March presents compelling electric vehicle (EV) leasing deals, with rates as low as $129 monthly, making the transition to greener transport more accessible. The U.S. EV market saw a record 1.3 million sales in 2024, with momentum continuing into 2025 as new

March 8, 2025

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Xiaomi’s Electric Leap: SU7 Ultra Charges Ahead in Global Market

Xiaomi’s bold foray into the EV market was highlighted by the unveiling of the striking SU7 Ultra at the Mobile World Congress. The SU7 Ultra, in vibrant lightning yellow, aims to demonstrate Xiaomi’s prowess in automotive innovation, breaking Nürburgring records for four-door

March 8, 2025

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Amid Political Backlash and Stagnant Sales, Has the Shine Worn Off Tesla?

Tesla faces significant challenges with a 46% decline in stock value since December 2024, resulting in a market value loss of $677 billion. The company’s market cap remains high at $842 billion, but issues such as a 7.6% drop in 2024 automotive

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 2025 Tesla Lineup: A Journey Through Performance, Price, and Prestige

Tesla leads the electric vehicle market with innovative and diverse offerings for 2025, catering to different budgets and preferences. The entry-level Model 3, priced at $42,490, combines a sleek design with practicality, ideal for first-time EV buyers. The Model Y offers increased

March 7, 2025

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Tesla Bids Farewell to Luxury EVs in Japan: A Strategic Shift or a Goodbye Wave?

Tesla discontinues domestic production of the luxury Model S and Model X in Japan after March, shifting its focus. Existing stock and pre-owned vehicles are now the only availability for these models in Japan. Focus narrows to the mid-market Model 3 and

March 7, 2025