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Car rental companies have been thinking about going electric for some time, but outside of Norway and California, there’s been little real action—until now.

Hertz is purchasing 100,000 electric Tesla vehicles, the largest-order by a single buyer and the most serious commitment to electric vehicles by a car rental company

There were some more interesting news regarding the huge deal Tesla closed with Hertz, and Hertz with Uber, earlier this week, that involved 100 thousand Model 3 Teslas.

Apple say it lost $6 billion in sales due to the chip shortage. A longer-term U.S.-China battle over tech supremacy will create more supply chain chaos.

It boggles my mind that Musk wouldn't politely rebuff Hertz's Mark Fields and say, "No thanks, but our retail customers love our product..."...TSLA

The new initiative, announced Wednesday, will allow Uber drivers to rent a Tesla through Hertz starting on November 1 in Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego and Washington D.C.

Start-up solid-state battery company Factorial Energy, Hyundai Motor Company and Kia Corporation are partnering to test Factorial’s novel solid-state battery technology and its integration in Hyundai electric vehicles. Under the Joint Development Agreement, which includes a strategic investment, the companies will integrate Factorial technology at the cell, module, and system...

Democrats expected to cut paid family leave from social safety net bill, Ford profits fall due to chip shortage but smash expectations, and more

/PRNewswire/ -- Hertz Global Holdings, Inc. (OTCPK: HTZZ; OTCPK: HTZZW) ("Hertz", "Hertz Global" or the "Company") today announced financial results for the...

Hertz Is ALREADY Talking About DOUBLING Its Telsa Order To 200,000 Vehicles