New report reveals how Elon Musk caused $1.4 billion Tesla loss: 'It's just fascinating'

New report reveals how Elon Musk caused $1.4 billion Tesla loss: ‘It’s just fascinating’

Elon Musk’s political lobbying is expected to wipe out about $1.4 billion in revenue for Tesla, according to Electrek — a shift that may affect electric vehicle buyers. Electrek links Tesla’s projected shortfall to regulatory changes by political candidates Musk has supported, noting that shrinking cleaner-vehicle incentive programs have reduced a revenue stream the company…

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China dominates in global market as exports of valuable commodity double in just 1 year: 'Golden September'

China dominates in global market as exports of valuable commodity double in just 1 year: ‘Golden September’

China has announced that its electric vehicle exports in September doubled from a year ago after car manufacturers expanded into international markets. ABC News reported that Chinese exports of electric vehicles, including battery electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids, increased by over 100% in September from the same month last year, and sales in August were…

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'The pond is now full of serious competitors'

‘The pond is now full of serious competitors’

While Tesla set a sales record during the third quarter, the electric vehicle company has steep competition abroad as other automakers gain momentum in the European market. Tesla delivered a record-breaking 497,099 electric vehicles between July and September, according to City AM. That’s up 29% from the previous quarter. The publication attributed much of the…

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Aussies issued $12,840 EV warning one year after purchase as 'prices drop faster than the rest of market'

Aussies issued $12,840 EV warning one year after purchase as ‘prices drop faster than the rest of market’

Those looking to re-sell their EV could be getting less than they expect with the current trend. (Source: Getty/TikTok/Paul Maric) Damning new figures have revealed how much value can be wiped off an electric vehicle (EV) once it hits the second-hand market, even after just 12 months. The EV industry is consistently producing cars that…

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'[We] will take the lead'

‘[We] will take the lead’

One automaker is looking to break away from the pack as electric vehicle competition heats up. Kia displayed its full range of European-sold EVs for the first time at the IAA Mobility Show in Munich this September, according to Electrek. The lineup included two new models, the EV2 and the EV5. The South Korean manufacturer…

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