$25,000 electric Mazda, Tesla FSD v12.5 data dive, and a big, BIG crane
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On today's heavy episode of Quick Charge, we check out the world's largest electric crane, analyze the crowd sourced Tesla FSD driving data for v12.5, and check out the all-new $25,000 EV from Mazda (that just went on sale).
In addition to data-backed claims that Tesla's latest Full Self Driving software is worse than before by almost every metric, we've also got a first of its kind hybrid RV from Thor Industries and a special offer for Ford buyers to make living with your new electric Ford Mustang Mach-E, F-150 Lightning, or E-transit easier than ever.
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- Mazda EZ-6 EV goes on sale with a starting price under $25,000
- Tesla declares victory on autonomy roadmap, but we see something big missing
- Ford is giving EV buyers a free home charger and more as part of its new ‘Power Promise’
- Find local deals on Mustang Mach-E
- Find local deals on F-150 Lightning
- Find local deals on Ford E-Transit
- Thor electric RV concept packs a 140 kWh battery and 500 mile range
- World’s largest electric crane has MASSIVE 6,000 tonne lifting capacity
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