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Elon Musk Once Again Teases A Roadster That

Tesla’s First-Quarter Rebound Revives the Roadster Script

Tesla reported $477 million in first-quarter earnings, up 17% year over year.
Revenue rose to $22.39 billion, with automotive revenue up 16%.
Elon Musk again teased the next-generation Roadster despite multiple prior timeline shifts.

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 23, 2026·via jalopnik.com

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GM Throws In The Towel On Future Electric Trucks - Jalopnik

GM reportedly halts next-generation electric truck program as EV demand softens

GM has reportedly put its next-generation full-size electric trucks on indefinite delay.
The halted program was said to target refreshed, lower-cost EV trucks and SUVs for 2028 production.
The move suggests a broader industry shift toward hybrids and slower EV rollout in large vehicles.

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 22, 2026·via jalopnik.com

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A 1,380 hp Volvo XC hybrid? The new Zeekr 8X makes it feel inevitable

Tesla’s Small Robotaxi Rollout Suggests a Cautious Real-World Expansion Strategy

The extracted text says Tesla launched Robotaxi service in Houston and Dallas.
The rollout is described as limited to tiny geofences.
The constrained footprint suggests a cautious deployment strategy.

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 19, 2026·via electrek.co

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Tesla gets FSD Supervised approved in the Netherlands — here's what it means

Tesla’s FSD approval in the Netherlands could become a test case for Europe’s cautious autonomy rules

The Netherlands has approved Tesla’s Full Self-Driving Supervised system.
It is described as the first formal European approval for the feature.
The decision could influence how other European regulators approach advanced driver-assistance software.

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 11, 2026·via electrek.co

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BYD Expanding Across Canada With 20 Locations - CleanTechnica

BYD Targets Canada With a 20-Store Push as It Tests Cold-Weather EV Demand

BYD plans 20 Canadian dealerships this year.
Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, and Calgary are among the targeted markets.
The move tests whether battery performance and charging speed can help unlock colder, lower-adoption provinces.

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 10, 2026·via cleantechnica.com

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Musk says Tesla FSD v15 will 'far exceed' human safety — he said the same about v12 and v14

Tesla’s Next Self-Driving Push Is Already Being Framed Around Safety Superiority

The report says Elon Musk claims Tesla's next FSD release will far exceed human safety levels.
The supplied excerpt says similar promises were made around version 12 and version 14.
That makes version 15 as much a credibility test about evidence and messaging as a software update.

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 9, 2026·via electrek.co

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DJI's e-bike drive maker Avinox launches new ultra-high-power motor systems

Electrek item points to steep price tag for Tesla’s Supercharger-for-business buildout

A supplied Electrek text snippet cites a $940,000 all-in price.
The figure comes from Tesla’s new Supercharger for Business tool.
The datapoint highlights the capital intensity of commercial charging deployment.

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 9, 2026·via electrek.co

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Volkswagen’s Rivian Software Bet Looks Increasingly Strategic, Even as U.S. Product Timing Stays Fuzzy

VW says software from its Rivian JV will only be used in future platforms.
The company cannot simply upload the new software to current vehicles.
U.S. timing for Volkswagen-branded deployment remains unclear.
The partnership underscores how central software architecture has become in auto strategy.

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 6, 2026·via autonews.com

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72 New EV Fast Chargers Now Operating In Or Coming To Illinois - CleanTechnica

Illinois’ Next Wave of Fast Chargers Shows the EV Buildout Is Becoming More Granular

Illinois is adding 72 fast-charging ports across nine sites.
Two hubs are already operating, with more scheduled through Q3 2026.
The rollout reflects a broader pattern of incremental EV infrastructure expansion.

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 5, 2026·via cleantechnica.com

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Nissan Recalls 51 New Leaf EVs For Spontaneous Combustion, Even When Not Plugged In - Jalopnik

Nissan’s Leaf Recall Shows How Narrow EV Battery Defects Can Still Trigger Major Fire Risks

Nissan recalled 51 new Leaf EVs over a battery-cell manufacturing defect.
The fault can create an internal short circuit and fire risk even when a vehicle is parked and unplugged.
Nissan traced the issue using telematics data after two dealership fires in Japan and the United States.

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 5, 2026·via jalopnik.com

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Stellantis wants to build Chinese Leapmotor EVs at its idled Canadian plant

Stellantis Weighs Building Leapmotor EVs at an Idled Canadian Plant

Stellantis is reportedly exploring Leapmotor EV assembly in Brampton.
The plant had previously been tied to Jeep Compass EV retooling plans.
The talks highlight shifting EV manufacturing strategies and cross-border partnerships.

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 3, 2026·via electrek.co

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Leapmotor Bringing 3 New EVs to Europe This Year - CleanTechnica

Leapmotor Plans Three More EV Launches in Europe as It Expands Dealer and Service Reach

Leapmotor says it will bring three more EV models to Europe this year.
The company says it has secured more than 800 European sales and service points.
Leapmotor also announced its first innovation center outside China, in Munich.

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DT Editorial Team·Mar 30, 2026·via cleantechnica.com

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How GM Used Virtual Crash Testing To Bring Back the Chevy Bolt so Quickly

GM says virtual crash testing helped return the Chevy Bolt on a tighter schedule

GM says virtual crash testing reduced the number of pre-production vehicles destroyed during development.
The company still performed the final real-world crash test required for homologation.
Engineers used detailed 3D models and component correlations to evaluate design changes quickly.

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DT Editorial Team·Mar 29, 2026·via thedrive.com

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How automakers’ finance arms could lose billions on off-lease EVs

Off-lease EV pricing is shaping up as a costly problem for automakers’ finance arms

Automaker finance units may face major losses as off-lease EVs return to the used market.
If they keep prices aligned with older resale estimates, the vehicles may be overpriced for buyers.
If they cut prices to clear inventory, profit erosion could be substantial.

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DT Editorial Team·Mar 29, 2026·via autonews.com

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Soaring Gas Prices Could Send Buyers Crawling Back To EVs And Hybrids - Jalopnik

Gas Price Surge Sends Buyers Back to EVs and Hybrids

Soaring gasoline prices are driving renewed consumer interest in EVs and hybrids across the US market
The break-even economics of EV ownership have improved as vehicle prices fall and charging networks expand
Bentley is cutting 300 jobs, citing tariff impacts and EV incentive rollbacks disrupting production plans
Toyota's plug-in hybrid lineup is seeing particularly strong demand from buyers not ready for full EVs

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DT Editorial Team·Mar 19, 2026·4 min read·via jalopnik.com

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