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Elon Musk Hoped To Sell 150,000 Tesla Cybertrucks A Year — On Track For 20,000 In 2025
At one point, Tesla reportedly pulled in more than one million “reservations” for the Tesla Cybertruck. Many Tesla fans/shareholders were expecting it to reach hundreds of thousands (or more) sales a year. In theory, it might even dethrone the king of trucks, the Ford F-150! Naturally, if anyone dared say … [continued]
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Leapmotor C10 EREV — Owner Comments
I recently reached out to the Australian Leapmotor community through Facebook and shared their positive experiences with the battery electric version of the C10 with CleanTechnica readers. One commentator shared the following thoughts on CleanTechnica: “Wait! Did no Australian or NZ try to drive the 4000km coast to coast through … [continued]
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Record EV Fast Charger Deployment in USA — Trump or No Trump
A new report, State of the Industry Report: U.S. EV Fast Charging — Q2 2025, is out today from Paren. Despite Donald Trump blowing up federal support for EV charging infrastructure, the country is still on track for record deployments of EV fast chargers in 2025. Perhaps even more importantly, … [continued]
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Large Fully Electric Tourist Ship Launched
A large tourist ship that is 100% electric has been launched. In China, of course. The ship is powered by CATL batteries — a lot of them. The energy storage capacity of the batteries is a whopping 3,918 kWh. Those batteries could have been used to power dozens of electric … [continued]
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Sierra Club Statement on Confirmation Hearing of Michael Boren
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry held a confirmation vote on Donald Trump’s controversial pick to oversee the U.S. Forest Service. The vote was party line, with all Democrats voting against the nomination of Michael Boren to serve as Under Secretary for Natural Resources … [continued]
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