It looks quite similar to the A6 Avant E-Tron concept we saw in March 2022.
Daily Archive: September 14, 2023
Ford CEO says UAW proposal could force bankruptcy
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China EV Daily (Sep 14): Nio tests dealership model for Alps, Geely in talks for Indonesia factory, Changan starts pre-sale of new sedan with 1,200km range
Will Nio let dealers run Alps service centers while keeping its own stores?
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Tesla Reportedly Makes One-Piece Giga Casting Breakthrough
Several innovations would allow Tesla to die cast nearly all the complex underbody of an EV in one piece, Reuters reports.
As UAW strike looms, Biden admin considers aid for small suppliers
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Permalink | Email this | CommentsTiny JackRabbit XG E-Bike Is Big On Fun And Performance
The new electric mini-bike takes styling cues from its smaller sibling, the JackRabbit OG.
Tiny JackRabbit XG E-Bike Is Big On Fun And Performance
The new electric mini-bike takes styling cues from its smaller sibling, the JackRabbit OG.
Some Tesla Staff “Hated” Cybertruck, Secretly Worked On Alternative
The stunning admission was made by Tesla chief designer Franz von Holzhausen in Walter Isaacson's Elon Musk biography.
Another Month & Another Delay & Cost Overrun For Canada’s Black Elephant
Alberta's oil firms are getting exactly what they asked for, but what they clearly never needed. And it's going to cost them and Canadians dearly as a result.
