AD #3614 - Did EVs Cause That Ship Fire?; Legacy Auto to Challenge Telsa Charging Network; LG Sees Slower EV Sales
About this episode
A coalition of major automakers is launching a large EV charging network in North America powered by renewable energy, aiming to rival Tesla's Supercharger network, which is also opening to other brands with its new V4 chargers. The cause of a cargo ship fire carrying thousands of cars, including some EVs, remains under investigation. GM Cruise reports significant safety improvements with its autonomous fleet, while concerns rise over the US falling behind China in autonomous tech. Meanwhile, EV demand is slowing in Europe and China, impacting battery makers like LG. Volvo unveils an affordable new electric crossover, and Mercedes prepares luxury electric vans for 2026.
Tesla Cybertruck
"...ble to charge at that rate, It's believed the new cybertruck will and Tesla is opening up its charging network..."
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