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Tesla starts selling Chinese-made Model 3s in Canada at the EV

Tesla Reopens a Low-Cost Model 3 Path in Canada Through Shanghai Imports

Tesla’s Model 3 Premium Rear-Wheel Drive now starts at C$39,490 in Canada.
The price drop follows Canada’s reduction of tariffs on Chinese-made EVs to 6.1 percent.
The vehicle does not currently qualify for Canada’s EV Affordability Program because it is not made in Canada.

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DT Editorial Team·May 3, 2026·via engadget.com

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The War in Iran Is Saving China's Biggest EV Maker Right Now: TDS

BYD’s Export Surge Offsets Domestic Slowdown as Fuel Prices Rise

BYD recorded another month of domestic sales decline in China.
Exports rose 71 percent last month, offsetting some of that weakness.
Higher oil prices are improving the consumer case for EVs in overseas markets.

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DT Editorial Team·May 3, 2026·via thedrive.com

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Top Selling Electric Vehicles in the World — March 2026 - CleanTechnica

Battery Electrics Regain Momentum as Global Plug-In Sales Split in March

Global plug-in sales rose about 5 percent year over year in March to roughly 1.7 million units.
Battery-electric vehicles increased 12 percent while plug-in hybrids fell 8 percent.
Excluding China and the U.S., global EV growth was far stronger, underscoring the effect of incentive changes.

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DT Editorial Team·May 3, 2026·via cleantechnica.com

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Nissan to Produce ICE Trucks & SUVs Instead of EVs in USA - CleanTechnica

Nissan Reverses Mississippi EV Plan and Turns Back to Gas Trucks and SUVs

Nissan has canceled plans to build two EV models at its Mississippi factory.
The plant will instead produce an updated Frontier, a new Xterra, and related body-on-frame vehicles.
The company cited market conditions, customer demand, and updated strategy for the reversal.

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DT Editorial Team·May 2, 2026·via cleantechnica.com

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1966 Ford Mustang converted into a Tesla with working 'Full Self-Driving'

A 1966 Mustang Gets a Tesla Heart, and Its Builder Says FSD Still Works

A Sacramento builder reportedly spent about $40,000 and two years on the project.
The converted 1966 Mustang uses a Tesla Model 3 dual-motor drivetrain and 15-inch touchscreen.
The source says Tesla Full Self-Driving functionality still works in the custom build.

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DT Editorial Team·May 2, 2026·via electrek.co

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 30, 2026·via techcrunch.com

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 30, 2026·via newatlas.com

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 29, 2026·via cleantechnica.com

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 28, 2026·via thedrive.com

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 27, 2026·via electrek.co

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 26, 2026·via techcrunch.com

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 24, 2026·via autonews.com

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New Cars In The USA Cost Nearly Twice As Much As They Do In China - Jalopnik

New car prices in the U.S. and China are diverging into two very different markets

Average new-car prices are about $50,000 in the U.S. versus roughly $26,325 in China.
The U.S. sub-$20,000 market has largely disappeared as buyers are pushed toward larger, pricier vehicles.
China still offers many lower-cost vehicles and moved about 34 million new cars in 2025.
Lower residential electricity prices and strong EV uptake are part of China’s market advantage.

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Tesla launches Model 3 RWD in Canada at record-low $39,490 ($29,000 USD) from China

Tesla introduces lower-priced China-built Model 3 RWD in Canada

Tesla launched a new Model 3 RWD trim in Canada at C$39,490.
Electrek described it as a record-low starting price for the model in Canada.
The source says the vehicle is supplied from China, highlighting manufacturing’s role in EV affordability.

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The Hyundai IONIQ 5 is back with sales now up 11% in 2026

Hyundai's IONIQ 5 posts an early 2026 sales rebound in the US

Electrek reported an 11% year-to-date sales gain for the Hyundai IONIQ 5 through April 2026.
The excerpt described the model as a top US seller for Hyundai.
The story points to a faster-than-expected rebound in demand.
The gain matters because established EV nameplates are under close market scrutiny.

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DC is turning street poles into EV chargers – Voltpost is helping

Washington, DC Wants EV Chargers on Street Poles, and Voltpost Is Part of the Experiment

DC awarded funding to Voltpost to convert street poles into EV charging stations.
The approach focuses on reusing existing city infrastructure.
The project addresses curbside charging access in dense urban areas.

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A 65% cost cut? This 100-electric van rollout is ready to prove it

A 100-Electric Van Rollout Is Emerging as a Test Case for Fleet Economics

The supplied metadata reports a 100-truck order tied to an all-electric van rollout.
The headline presents major cost savings as a proposition to be proved, not a settled fact.
Commercial fleet adoption increasingly depends on real operating evidence rather than promotional claims.

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Rivian downsizes DOE loan to $4.5B for Georgia factory | TechCrunch

Rivian Cuts Planned DOE Borrowing but Expands Georgia Factory Ambitions

Rivian reduced its expected DOE borrowing for the Georgia factory from $6.6 billion to $4.5 billion.
The company increased the plant’s initial planned capacity from 200,000 to 300,000 vehicles.
Rivian says some capacity will support autonomous R2 robotaxis for Uber as production ramps toward 2028.

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LeEco founder Jia Yueting

Faraday Future disclosed $7.5 million in payments to a founder-linked company during a bruising 2025

Faraday Future disclosed about $7.5 million in 2025 payments to FF Global Partners LLC.
The company delivered only four vehicles and lost nearly $400 million that year.
The payments were made while the EV startup was still under SEC investigation.

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The new ID.Polo looks, well, like you'd expect a Polo to look. It’s a friendly old-school design with more than a hint of early Golf

Volkswagen’s ID.Polo Signals a More Familiar Phase of the EV Era

Volkswagen has launched the ID.Polo as a compact electric hatchback with familiar styling.
The model restores physical dashboard buttons alongside a central screen.
Pre-sales begin at the end of April with pricing starting at €24,995.

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E-fuels in Cars: Unaffordable for Drivers - CleanTechnica

Study Says Synthetic Gasoline Would Remain Far Costlier Than Petrol or EV Driving in 2030

A study commissioned by T&E projects e-petrol production costs near €4 per litre in 2030.
The report says drivers could face pump prices around €7 per litre, far above fossil petrol.
Researchers argue aviation e-fuel co-products would not provide enough cheap supply for passenger cars.

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Alaska Rivian Owners Are Getting Screwed Out of Warranty Work by EV Shipping Restrictions

Alaska’s EV Owners Are Exposing a Weak Link in the Electric-Vehicle Service Model

Rivian owners in Alaska may need to send vehicles to Seattle for warranty work.
Commercial barge restrictions and limited ferry access are making EV transport difficult and expensive.
The issue highlights a broader weakness in EV service coverage for remote markets.

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Ford's 2,200-HP electric Mustang runs 6.87-sec quarter mile, smashes EV record

Ford’s Mustang Cobra Jet 2200 resets the EV drag-racing benchmark

Ford’s electric Mustang Cobra Jet 2200 ran the quarter mile in 6.87 seconds at 221 mph.
The run took place at the NHRA 4-Wide Nationals in Charlotte.
Ford framed the result as a new electric-car performance record.
The achievement gives Ford a high-visibility showcase for extreme EV capability.

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TechCrunch Mobility: Elon’s admission | TechCrunch

Tesla Signals Hardware Retrofit Challenge for Future Unsupervised Driving Push

Tesla said many Hardware 3 vehicles will need physical upgrades for a future unsupervised FSD system.
The affected vehicles were sold between 2019 and 2023.
A large retrofit campaign could create major service, capital spending and legal pressures.

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Hyundai’s China sales have collapsed. Now it’s betting a rebound on a new super-wedge Ioniq V EV.

Hyundai Bets on the Ioniq V to Rebuild in China

Hyundai unveiled the Ioniq V sedan at the Beijing auto show.
The company plans 20 new models for China over the next five years.
Hyundai is targeting 500,000 annual China sales by 2030 after a steep decline.

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Xpeng in talks with overseas automakers, eyes new plants abroad

XPeng’s overseas manufacturing push signals a new phase in Chinese EV expansion

XPeng is considering overseas production as international demand beats expectations.
The company is evaluating Europe, Southeast Asia, and Latin America.
Automotive News says XPeng is also in talks with overseas automakers.

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BYD discounts show China’s EV price war is getting worse

BYD’s Discounts Signal a Deeper Phase in China’s EV Price War

BYD’s latest discounts are being viewed as evidence that China’s EV price war is worsening.
The pressure is affecting multiple automakers, including Geely.
Tougher domestic conditions are pushing Chinese carmakers to seek growth in overseas markets such as Europe.

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