Cybertruck gets un-founded, Tesla computers fail, and Trump has a plan
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On today's episode of Quick Charge, it's bad news for Tesla as the nonexistent demand for its Foundation Series Cybertruck models leads Musk to desperate tactics. Meanwhile, the company's new AI4 computers have major safety concerns, and Trump is moving to kill EV tax credits.
We've also got record-breaking sales from BYD to prove that the US President doesn't matter when it comes to global EV adoption, a record-setting electric semi truck order from Canada, and a big solar project coming online in America's dairyland.
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- Tesla is buffing Foundation Series badges off Cybertrucks to sell them as regular trucks
- Tesla is having major issue with its self-driving computer inside new cars
- Trump transition team has fleshed out its plan to destroy the US EV market
- BYD’s largest production plant has already built 1 million EVs in 2024 as annual sales soar
- Labatt Breweries places single largest Volvo VNR Electric truck order in Canada
- Wisconsin’s most powerful solar farm just got the go-ahead
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