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Do Those Funky Tesla Wheel Covers Actually Boost Range?
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Do Those Funky Tesla Wheel Covers Actually Boost Range?

I don't blame Tesla owners for sprinting to buy Haloblk's disc wheel covers. Who doesn't love a disc wheel? They were always cool, and they're making a bit of a comeback now, with several brands offering them from the factory. The added advantage is that their superior aerodynamics actually boosts efficiency, in theory. In this new video from Gjeebs, you get to see whether the Haloblk wheel covers…

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Milan’s ATM orders 110 Karsan electric buses, with first vehicle due in service by end-2027
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Milan’s ATM orders 110 Karsan electric buses, with first vehicle due in service by end-2027

Milan public transport operator ATM has awarded Karsan's Italian dealer Kmobility a contract worth more than €76 million for 110 Karsan e-ATA 12 electric buses. The award covers vehicles for Milan-based operator ATM and its subsidiary NET, with maintenance and battery replacement included in the total contract value. According to ATM’s announcement on 28 October, the first new vehicle is scheduled to enter service by the end of 2027. The post Milan’s ATM orders 110 Karsan electric buses, with fi

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Tesla’s rocket-shaped Robotaxi map in Houston is partly ‘fake’
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Tesla’s rocket-shaped Robotaxi map in Houston is partly ‘fake’

Tesla’s new rocket-shaped Robotaxi service area in Houston includes parts of downtown where the service won’t actually pick you up, according to Ethan McKanna, the creator of Robotaxi Tracker and former Tesla employee. McKanna rode the service after Monday’s expansion and called Houston “by far the most egregious ‘fake’ AV service area” he has seen. One trip quote had him spending about 40 minutes in a Robotaxi to go two blocks. more…

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Battery electric vs hydrogen buses: what matters when choosing?
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Battery electric vs hydrogen buses: what matters when choosing?

Battery electric buses lead the overall assessment in a new international study based on the views of 34 experts. Hydrogen gains ground when rapid refuelling and operational flexibility carry greater weight. For operators and authorities, the findings show why technology selection needs to bring together service requirements, energy supply, costs and public support. The post Battery electric vs hydrogen buses: what matters when choosing? appeared first on Sustainable Bus.

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Tesla confirms Vietnam entry to take on VinFast and its 36% market share
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Tesla confirms Vietnam entry to take on VinFast and its 36% market share

Tesla has started hiring in Vietnam, and one of its recruiters says the company is now “officially coming” to the country. The five open roles include a sales manager, a service manager, and a charging project developer. It’s a tough market to walk into. VinFast, the local all-electric automaker, has sold roughly 36% of every new car in Vietnam this year, more than its next five competitors combined. more…

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Ruff ‘n ready Chery X7 Tiggo PHEV set for UK debut
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Ruff ‘n ready Chery X7 Tiggo PHEV set for UK debut

News Chery is going for the outdoorsy crowd with its rugged line of Tiggo X cars, starting with the Tiggo X7. GE George East 28 October 2026 · 3 min read The Chery Tiggo X7 plug-in hybrid (PHEV) is the first in a line of the Chinese firm’s more premium-focused ‘X’ models, and is expected to go on sale in the UK soon, given the success of the Chery-owned Omoda and Jaecoo brands here. Chery’s T…

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