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  1. Musk says Apple passed on Tesla acquisition three years ago

    Tesla got near bankruptcy as it ramped up Model 3 production in 2017 and 2018.

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  2. The 911 Carrera S: Two pedals good, three pedals better

    Porsche designed the 992 around the PDK gearbox; why is the manual so darn good?

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  3. Apple is allegedly working on a passenger car, breakthrough battery tech

    Reuters cites several anonymous sources in this update to Project Titan

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  4. These tires work better in snow thanks to 3D printing

    Additive manufacturing helps create 3D "sipes" that open and close as you drive.

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  5. Car crashes killed 36,096 people in the US in 2019

    Urban pedestrian and cyclist deaths have risen over the last decade.

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  6. Why racing drivers trust their lives to a fireproof fabric called Nomex

    Today's gear is lighter, brighter, more comfortable to wear, and protects longer.

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  7. Battery prices have fallen 88 percent over the last decade

    Cheaper batteries are making it easier to fight climate change.

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  8. Tesla Cybertruck Hot Wheels toy ships late—just like real Tesla cars

    Elon Musk can't be blamed for this production delay.

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  9. The Audi R8 V10 performance: They won’t make them like this much longer

    A mild midlife facelift does nothing to dampen our enthusiasm for the R8.

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  10. Cruise says it has started driverless testing—I’m skeptical

    Rival Waymo has been offering driverless rides to the public since October.

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  11. Tesla plans to raise another $5 billion as value soars above $600 billion

    Tesla could end the year with $20 billion in the bank.

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  12. Uber abandons dreams of self-driving domination, sells self-driving unit

    Uber is pumping $400 million into a startup led by a Google self-driving veteran.

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  1. This Arizona college student has taken over 60 driverless Waymo rides

    Human drivers are pretty safe, making it hard to prove driverless tech is safer.

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  2. Lidar startup goes public, makes founder a billionaire

    Luminar used a special purpose acquisition company to avoid a traditional IPO.

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  3. Audi and BMW to both leave Formula E—here’s why that’s OK

    New manufacturers will take their place.

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  4. Everything we know about Hyundai and Kia’s new electric vehicle platform

    Modular chassis design, 800V architecture, and the first cars are due in 2021.

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  5. Aftermarket truck mods pollute as much as 9 million extra pickups

    The EPA estimates 550,000 medium pickup trucks have disabled emissions controls.

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  6. How Romain Grosjean walked away from F1’s scariest crash in decades

    After hitting the barriers at 140mph, the car split in half and caught fire.

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  7. The Volkswagen ID.4 electric crossover gets its EPA range certification

    Deliveries of the ID.4 should begin in the next few weeks.

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  8. Ford’s electric Mustang Mach-E gets its official EPA range

    The EPA says the extended-range Mustang Mach-E can go 300 miles on a charge.

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  9. Four Ars staffers bought electric cars recently—here’s what we got

    Electric vehicle customers today enjoy a wide selection—and a $7,500 tax credit.

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  10. People asked for a Mazda 3 with more power: The 2021 Mazda 3 Turbo review

    With 250 horsepower and all-wheel drive, it's more refined than you'd expect.

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  11. A luxury crossover with a mainstream price? The 2021 Toyota Venza

    The hybrid crossover is comfortable, efficient, and starts at just $32,470.

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  12. Nikola soars as clueless investors mistake month-old GM website for new

    Investors mistook a month-old GM webpage for a new announcement.

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  1. Chargepoint’s charging app now works with Apple CarPlay

    After four years, Apple finally opened the platform to EV charging apps.

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  2. DHL is deploying electric class 8 trucks in Los Angeles

    The trucks, built by BYD, will haul cargo to and from its hub at LAX airport.

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  3. S&P 500 adds Tesla, sending stock price soaring

    Tesla could immediately become one of the ten most valuable stocks in the index.

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  4. After 12,523 replacements, Feds investigate Tesla Media Control Unit failures

    After ~3,000 write cycles to its eMMC NAND flash memory, complete failure occurs.

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  5. Seamless car charging comes to Electrify America with Plug&Charge

    Model Year 2021 EVs from Ford, Lucid, and Porsche will support the new standard.

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  6. Chevrolet recalls the Bolt EV after 5 confirmed battery fires

    Call your dealer to schedule a software patch, available from November 17.

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  7. The iX is BMW’s new flagship electric vehicle

    The BMW iX should have an EPA-approved range of 300 miles.

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  8. Nikola has $900 million in the bank, lost $117 million last quarter

    Nikola's new leadership may be bringing discipline to its product roadmap.

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  9. Carmakers want to ditch battery packs, use auto bodies for energy storage

    There's a renaissance underway in structural battery research.

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  10. Weekend eye candy: The new supercar exhibit at the Petersen Museum

    As the museum reopens to visitors, it celebrates 100 years of the supercar.

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  11. Bentley will ditch internal combustion engines by 2030

    The 101-year old brand will introduce its first battery EV in 2025.

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  12. The electric Volvo XC40 Recharge: First-drive impressions

    Ars got an hour on the road with a pre-production example of this new EV.

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