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Briefly | 14 Sep 2025

Briefly | 14 Sep 2025

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About this episode

A quick roundup of the latest in electric vehicles, featuring significant developments like Ken Power's new charging stations in Denmark and Sweden, Rivian's strategic partnership with Volkswagen, and Honda's launch of the N1E K-Car in Japan. The episode also touches on Tesla's discontinuation of a stripped-down Cybertruck variant and Zooks' introduction of a public robot taxi in Las Vegas. Additionally, insights into the electric vehicle market's growth in Europe and advancements in battery technology from Exxon Mobile are discussed.

Topics: charging infrastructure electric vehicle partnerships new electric models market growth robot taxis battery technology subscription services financial management
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Renault 4
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Renault 4

"... their recovery plan, bringing back cars like the Renault 4 and Renault 5, they've got a strong model lineup,..."
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5 Renault 5
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5 Renault 5

"...y plan, bringing back cars like the Renault 4 and Renault 5, they've got a strong model lineup, but they need..."
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Tesla Cybertruck
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Tesla Cybertruck

"...uietly stopped selling one of the versions of the Cybertruck, the long-range rear wheel drive."
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Tesla Model Y
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Tesla Model Y

"Good news from Tesla. The upgraded Model Y performance just started customer deliveries. Thi..."
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