It’s a big step for the electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft.
Monthly Archive: December 2022
Tesla Model 3 Tops Model Y As Germany’s Top-Selling EV In November
Tesla sold 6,811 Model 3 units in Germany in November, compared to 3,687 Model Y units sold during the same month.
Tom Zhu no longer acts as legal representative of Tesla’s operating entity in China
The change is another sign that Zhu is fading from Tesla's China operations, local media report says.
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Bike Maker Sixthreezero Presents The EVRYjourney Three-Passenger E-Trike
Seating for two kids and a 750W motor are what this nifty three-wheeler provides.
Bike Maker Sixthreezero Presents The EVRYjourney Three-Passenger E-Trike
Seating for two kids and a 750W motor are what this nifty three-wheeler provides.
My Top Beaten-Down EV Stock to Buy and Hold for the Next Decade @themotleyfool #stocks $NIO $TSLA
This electric vehicle stock is already proving its mettle and could surprise critics.
Letters to the Editor: If your mail carrier drives an EV, will you drive one too?
Replacing Postal Service mail delivery vehicles with EVs will not only cut pollution, it will also increase the acceptance of zero-emission cars.
2022 Ford F-150 Lightning Lariat Drivers’ Notes: The shine isn’t wearing off
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Permalink | Email this | CommentsFor Tesla, GM, and Ford Investors, ‘Uncertainty Is the New Certainty’
It isn't easy to forecast 2023 auto sales. Global production has been constrained by supply-chain disruptions thanks to Covid, a shortage of chips, and the war in Ukraine.
NIO lowers guidance for Q4 deliveries, citing challenges from Covid outbreak
NIO now expects to deliver 38,500 to 39,500 vehicles in the fourth quarter, down 4,500-8,500 units from its previously issued guidance of 43,000-48,000 vehicles.
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