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Hyundai Throws Cash At Lobbying As Trump Vows To Nuke EV Subsidies

Today on Critical Materials: Hyundai preps for presidency shift by lobbying, Rivian tells the world to stop copying the Model Y, and Tesla Optimus gets delayed.

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Trump Opposes EVs. His PAC May Get $45M From Elon Musk Every Month

Today on Critical Materials: Tesla CEO Elon Musk makes a huge donation commitment, EV tax credit is still confusing consumers, and used EV prices may stabilize.

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'It's Going To Be Tough': Hyundai On EV Competition In Second Half Of 2024

Today on Critical Materials, Hyundai warns of EV competition for 2H24 and prepares for a dealership legal battle. Plus, Afeela and Honda to share EV platforms.

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The Average Electric Vehicle Now Sells For Less Than A Tesla

Today on Critical Materials: Average EV price dips below Tesla, Tesla's Q2 bloodbath won't stop investors, and a global auto union speaks on EV job losses.

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Tesla Model Y Among Most 'American' Cars, But Model 3 Knocked Off Top 10

Today on Critical Materials: Tesla Model Y is most American-made car, buyers demand Apple CarPlay, and automakers look to software-defined vehicles.

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Cadillac Walks Back EV Commitment, Will Sell Gas Cars Past 2030

Today on Critical Materials: Cadillac walks back its EV commitment, Fisker's future looks fishy, and lobbyists argue against AM radio over EV range concerns.

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The Volkswagen Group Comes Out Swinging With 44 Cars At The Beijing Auto Show

Today on Critical Materials: VW group shows of 44 new cars at Beijing Auto Show, CATL unveils 620-mile LFP battery, and Xiaomi's SU7 is crushing expectations.

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Tesla Just Laid Off 10% Of Its Workforce. Now Elon Musk Wants More Money

Today on Critical Materials: Tesla is lobbying for Elon Musk's $68 billion payday, Rivian lays off more employees, and Mexico halts incentives for Chinese EVs.

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Tesla Wants To Pivot To Robotaxis. It Still Won't Answer One Key Question

Today on Critical Materials: Tesla's robotaxi liability, Nissan picks up gigacasting and solid-state batteries, plus Tesla and Tata strike a deal.

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Tesla May Be Headed For Massive Layoffs As Woes Mount: Reports (Updated)

According to a new report, Tesla may see big cuts to its workforce as early as this week.

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Tesla's Supercharging Network Set To Rake In Piles Of Cash

Today on Critical Materials: Tesla Supercharging network is set to rake in cash, court upholds California's EV rules, and Tesla owners overwhelming brand loyal.

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Fisker On The Brink As NYSE De-Lists Stock Over 'Abnormally Low' Price

Today on Critical Materials: Fisker is delisted from the NYSE, Toyota could build an electric Hilux in 2025, and GM will no longer share customer driving data.

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Volkswagen's ID.4 Plant In Tennessee Seeks To Unionize With The UAW

Today on Critical Materials: VW's Tennessee plant looks to unionize, U.S. will finalize changes to EV efficiency rating rule, and Blink is expanding its infrastructure.

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Automakers May Be Sharing Your Driver Data With Insurance Brokers

Today on Critical Materials: Automakers share data with insurance, Cybertruck deliveries prioritized to shareholders, and Volvo to cut charge times by 30%.

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White House To Probe 'Risks' Of Chinese Cars With Connected Tech

Today on Critical Materials: Feds to probe China's access to vehicle data, Stellantis CEO says it must make its batteries, and Aston Martin delays its first EV.

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Japanese Automakers Are Using Profits From Hybrids To Fund EVs

Today on Critical Materials: Automakers are funding EV programs by selling hybrids, California wants more control over AVs, and Cruise gets a new safety boss.

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GM Just Poached Tesla's All-Time-Great Battery Chief

Today on Critical Materials: GM poaches Tesla's battery chief, China will help EV manufacturers despite sanctions, and the UAW calls for higher import tariffs.

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Hertz Still Hurts From EV Investment, Backtracks On Polestar Buying

Today on Critical Materials: Hertz to halt Polestar purchase, Pete Buttigieg is angry people are abusing Apple's new AR headset, and Aptera deliveries imminent.

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GM Dealers Say Drivers Want More Hybrids, Which GM Isn't Making (Update: Yes They Are)

Today on Critical Materials: GM dealers want more hybrids, Ford battery plant eyed for regulator probe, and NHTSA gets complaint over Tesla Autopilot recall.

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U.S. Pledges Another $150 Million To Fix Broken EV Chargers

Today on Critical Materials: The U.S. pledges $150 million to fix broken EV chargers, automakers are fighting for R&D tax deductions, and Europe will soon ask to see an EV's battery passport.

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Ford Patents A New Modular EV Platform

Today on Critical Materials: Honda gets a new logo, Ford patents a modular battery system, Stellantis will be building dashboards in the cloud, and BMW is playing with AR.

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Detroit Is Missing Out On CES 2024 And Hyundai Still Believes In Flying

Today on Critical Materials: We talk CES 2023, the EPA range midpoint for 2023, and California's 2035 ban on gas-powered cars is set to be reviewed by the EPA.

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Apple CarPlay's Biggest Update Yet May Face OEM Pushback in 2024

Today on Critical Materials: Apple CarPlay's huge update may land in 2024 despite pushback, the best coders are being tapped for cars, and a Cybertruck flipping workaround.

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EV Startups Are Finally Running Out Of Cash

Today on Critical Materials: EV startups are feeling strapped for cash, Biden's CARS Act could reshape ICE powertrains, and Trevor Milton sentenced to prison.

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The People Want Affordable EVs. Making Them Profitable Is The Hard Part

Also on today's inaugural Critical Materials roundup: Mazda's quest for EVs and a promising battery startup faces some roadblocks.

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