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One of the biggest challenges legacy automakers face is just how easy it can be for new car companies like Tesla, Rivian, and Lucid to sell vehicles without a dealership network. The direct-to-consumer model has allowed these automakers, where permitted by state law, to sell vehicles directly to the customer rather than have them purchase […]

Electric vehicle sales may not be experiencing the same rapid growth as last year, but the expansion of charging infrastructure is underway at a remarkable pace regardless. A Bloomberg analysis of information compiled by the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Alternative Fuels Data Center showed that the country now has nearly 8,200 “quick turn EV

Tesla makes or breaks the EV industry’s numbers–that’s a fact, whether you like it or not. When Tesla’s delivery and registration figures go up, the whole segment goes up. When Tesla sees a prominent dip in sales–as it did in the first quarter of this year–the U.S. EV sector goes down with it. This is

Tesla on Saturday once again cut prices on several of its models for the U.S. market, as part of around-the-world price cuts. Given the cuts, anyone considering the Model 3 and Model Y in the U.S. may want to take a fresh look at the numbers.  The base price of the Model Y rear-wheel drive

Tesla recently took its Full Self-Driving program out of beta and into what it calls a “Supervised” stage, and now it’s also significantly lowering the price. Previously, it cost $12,000, but now if you want to add the option to a new Tesla, it is listed as costing $8,000 or if you already have Enhanced