On the Electrek podcast, we discuss the most popular news from the world of sustainable transportation and energy. In this week’s episode, we talk about the Tesla Model 3’s cheaper interior, the utopian mobility of Paris, a new VW e-Golf, and more.
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Here are some of the articles we will discuss in the podcast:
- Tesla tests Model 3 with cheaper interior, starting at around $35,000
- Tesla underestimates the complexity of operating a robotic taxi service for customer fleets, says Uber CEO
- The Tesla Cybertruck range extender is coming next year and will cost around $16,000
- Tesla evades recall in NHTSA suspension investigation, but recommends replacing part
- Tesla dominates the charging experience, and not by a long shot, according to a new study
- Paris wins gold for transforming into a mobility utopia for the Olympics
- Ford presents new affordable electric vehicles to dealers, including sedans, crossover SUVs and pickups
- NIO just built its first challenger to the Tesla Model Y, and the interior looks too familiar
- Polestar (PSNY) just produced its first electric SUV in the US. Is it really the best on the market?
- Rivian (RIVN) stops production of electric delivery vans for Amazon due to parts shortage
- Volkswagen’s electric Golf could come sooner than expected with help from Rivian
Here’s the live stream of tonight’s episode starting at 4:00 p.m. ET (or the video after 5:00 p.m. ET):
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