The EQG, a retro-styled all-electric SUV based on the Mercedes-Benz G-Class, will come with a variety of unique features and technologies, the automaker claims. One of these is the G-Turn feature, which is very similar to what Rivian calls “Tank Turn.” The Mercedes-Benz EQG claims to be capable of full 360-degree rotation in one position. …
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The Tesla Cybertruck debuted to the world more than three years ago, and since then it has been one of the most anticipated electric vehicles in the world. Despite Tesla’s repeated failures to bring it into production, interest in the Tesla Cybertruck has never waned, with nearly 1.6 million reservations to date. However, these interruptions …
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Renault Trucks helps Coca-Cola beat PepsiCo and Tesla Inc to the electric delivery market. Coca-Cola Europacific Partners Plc, the largest soft drink bottler by revenue, will start trips in Belgium on Thursday using battery trucks owned by Volvo AB’s brand. Tesla will deliver its first semi-finished car to PepsiCo on Dec. 1 — five years …
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Stellantis is weighing the idea of manufacturing electric vehicles in India, citing the growing cost of making them in Europe. The automaker aims to take advantage of India’s lower labor costs, Chief Executive Carlos Tavares told Reuters. His comments come as the auto group is investing heavily in electric vehicles, with plans to produce dozens …
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Tesla Inc. is recalling nearly 81,000 electric vehicles in China — more than it typically ships from its Shanghai factory in any given month — due to software issues and seat belt problems. go through: Bloomberg | Updated on: November 25, 2022 at 16:13 pm Tesla is going through a tough time in China. (Reuters) …
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