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51·3 days agoI mean not to long ago some people can’t imagine a world without Nokia phones and here we are today.
It’s 102.5% for EVs made in China
IMO there is a mismatch of users and articles posted. I assume most users are from the US and according to the IEA only 10% of Global EV sales are from there compared to 25% in Europe and 60% in China. This is the same issue you see in reddit on /r/electricvehicles , /r/cars or even /r/android.
That vehicle was already announced over a year ago and it is now available for preorder. Xpeng has been making flying cars for several years now.
Isn’t the 4680 just the shape of the battery? I guess the disadvantage is that it is round and harder to assemble into a pack unlike prismatic batteries.
IMO current lithium iron phosphate tech is better suited for most consumers compared to the nickel manganese cobalt based 4680 Tesla uses.
Even the CEO of Ford thinks their cars are fantastic.
Both the mg4 and cupra born are available in mexico if I am not mistaken.
It only takes xiaomi 76 seconds to make a su7
This “flying car” debut in 2021, it’s only now on sale in Australia.
31·1 month agoWith Northvolt purportedly(!) demonstrating that even EU battery production can apparently be thwarted by a Chinese tooling company sabotaging
Is there a source for that?
Do you think if not for Modi, India would have a different policy towards Russia?
Perhaps there should be policies in place to lower the cost of electric cars so more average income people can replace their ice cars?
This perfectly exemplifies the saying, ‘If you can’t beat them, join them.’
51·2 months agoIt doesn’t seem to be a full system update but a SmartThings Framework update that caused the issue.
The 5 year battery warranty is good to have. Hopefully it forces other OEMs to do the same.
The ID.3 now starts at ~$9700 in China.
https://www.carsguide.com.au/car-news/why-this-european-brand-is-changing-batteries-in-its-affordable-electric-car-2025