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Why EV Battery Manufacturing Is Gaining Steam In America - Vimarsana News

Why EV Battery Manufacturing Is Gaining Steam In America

With the shift of vehicle manufacturers moving toward EVs, it's no surprise that America plans to ramp up its production of EV batteries. Here's how.

Tesla Exaggerated Its Cars' Driving Range—And Canceled Service Appointments If Drivers Complained, Report Says - Vimarsana News

Tesla Exaggerated Its Cars' Driving Range—And Canceled Service Appointments If Drivers Complained, Report Says

An investigation released Thursday says Tesla exaggerated the range of its vehicles and worked to suppress driver’s worries about their car’s battery life.

Source: forbes.com
Why 20% of Americans Have Been in the Market for a New Car in the Past Year - Vimarsana News

Why 20% of Americans Have Been in the Market for a New Car in the Past Year

A surprising amount of people are currently shopping for a new car. In a recent GOBankingRates survey polling 1,045 Americans, 20% of overall respondents said they have been in the market for a new...

Used Teslas are holding their value better than other cars despite Elon Musk's price cuts - Vimarsana News

Used Teslas are holding their value better than other cars despite Elon Musk's price cuts

While there was a knee jerk reaction to early Tesla price cuts that made used Tesla prices plummet, that has shifted, according to new Recurrent Auto data.…

Source: biztoc.com
Do Most Tesla Cybertruck Order Holders Aim To Follow Through? - Vimarsana News

Do Most Tesla Cybertruck Order Holders Aim To Follow Through?

Many people placed orders for the Tesla Cybertruck, but the reservation fee was cheap, so it's tough to know who was serious. A new study sheds some light.