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Toyota's EV Sales Have More Than Doubled This Year Original

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By Tim Levin Verified
| Inside EVs Verified
Toyota's EVs are quietly crushing it this year. The company has sold nearly 22,000 EVs year-to-date, more than double the same period last year. Thanks to two new models, Toyota is now outselling Volksagen, Nissan, Ford, and many other players. After slow-rolling its move toward electric cars for years, Toyota is becoming one of this year's biggest EV success stories.
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Il Rivian R2 ricarica più velocemente con questo trucco: video

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By Tim Levin Verified
| insideevs.it
Il Rivian R2 è uno dei SUV e, in generale, dei veicoli elettrici più chiacchierati dell’anno. Ma come se la cava nel mondo reale? Ora che i primi test stampa sono finiti e i clienti che non lavorano per Rivian stanno davvero ricevendo i loro esemplari, iniziamo a capirne di più. L’amico della redazione Tom Moloughney, del canale YouTube State of Charge, è riuscito a mettere le mani su un R2 per un test di autonomia e ricarica rapida.
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Another Chinese EV Player Just Landed In North America

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By Tim Levin Verified
| Inside EVs Verified
Another Chinese EV player just hit North America. Leapmotor, a startup making EVs and hybrids, started sales in Mexico with the B10 crossover. It's looking less likely than ever that Chinese cars will make it into the U.S. soon, though. As the United States shuns Chinese cars more forcefully than ever, more and more of them are going on sale just across its borders.
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