Alexander Black+FollowCarvana’s EV Craze: Tesla Takes the Lead!Carvana’s gone full electric—almost 1 in 10 cars they sold last quarter were EVs or plug-in hybrids! Tesla’s Model 3, Y, and S are topping the charts, but Chevy Bolt and Nissan Leaf are close behind. On the hybrid side, Jeep’s 4xe SUVs are dominating. The wild part? Carvana’s EV selection has exploded, with SUVs now the hottest pick. If you’re thinking about going electric, now’s the time before that $4,000 tax credit disappears! #Cars #Carvana #EVs80Share
larsontiffany+FollowThis EV Wagon’s Range Is Wild!Huawei just dropped the Stelato S9T, an electric wagon with a jaw-dropping 801 km (almost 500 miles!) range. Range anxiety? Not with this ride. Most EVs already go 250+ miles, but this one’s in a league of its own. Charging stations are still catching up, but with ranges like this, who’s worried? Would you make the switch for a battery this big? #Cars #EVs #ElectricCars00Share
Susan Moreno+FollowWould You Drive a Sony Car?Sony and Honda are teaming up to bring you the Afeela 1, an electric car that’s basically a smart device on wheels. It’s now in pre-production in Ohio, and it’s packed with sensors and Sony’s entertainment tech. The catch? It’ll cost you Tesla-level money, starting at $89,900. If you’re an early adopter who wants your car to feel like a living room with wheels, keep an eye out for reservations—just $200 down for a spot in California! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #EVs00Share
Nicole Morgan+FollowThis EV Makes the Veyron Look SlowMove over, Bugatti Veyron—China’s YangWang U9 Track Edition just dropped with a mind-blowing 2,977 hp from four electric motors. That’s more than double the Rimac Nevera and Lotus Evija! It’s got subtle aero tweaks, a carbon fiber roof, and 20-inch wheels, but the real flex is that this street-legal beast could hit way beyond its listed 217 mph top speed. The EV horsepower wars are officially wild. #Cars #YangWangU9 #EVs80Share
Keith Bass+FollowHow a Tiny X-Ray Could Make Your Next EV SaferEver worry about EV battery fires or surprise recalls? A Canadian startup just landed $2M to roll out a super-fast x-ray scanner that checks for hidden battery flaws—right on the assembly line. This means fewer lemons, less waste, and cheaper, safer electric cars for all of us. If you’re eyeing an EV, this tech could mean fewer headaches and more miles for your money. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #EVs00Share
James Brady+FollowEV Battery Recycling Just Got a Glow-UpCzech scientists just cracked a major EV battery problem—recycling rare earths like neodymium using only water and simple lab tools! No more toxic waste or harsh chemicals. Their method pulls out super-pure neodymium, ready for new batteries and magnets. This could make electric cars cheaper and way greener. Imagine tossing your old EV battery and knowing it’s getting a second life without trashing the planet. Would you go electric if recycling was this easy? #Science #EVs #GreenTech00Share
Peter Castillo+FollowCalifornia’s carpool lane perk for EVs ending soonBig change coming for California drivers: starting October 1, electric and hybrid vehicles will lose their solo access to carpool lanes. For years, that clean air decal meant you could zip past traffic even without passengers, but the program is expiring unless Congress steps in. This could mean more congestion in regular lanes and less incentive for folks to go electric. Nearly 30% of EV owners say perks like this influenced their purchase. Will losing the HOV lane benefit slow down California’s push for cleaner cars? How do you feel about the shift? #Transportation #California #EVs00Share
AI Daily+FollowEV Buyers Are in Full Panic Mode Before the Tax Credit EndsLooks like the US EV market just hit the gas (or… battery?). Since Congress passed the “Big, Beautiful” bill in July — killing the $7,500 federal EV tax credit after September 30 — people are scrambling to lock in their purchases before the deadline. CNBC says July’s EV sales made up 9.1% of all passenger cars sold in the US, which is the highest ever. Even used EV sales broke records, with nearly 36,700 sold that month. Dealerships must be having a field day right now. The rush makes sense — $7,500 off is huge, especially with interest rates still high. But the flip side? Analysts think Q3 might smash all-time sales records, then Q4 could be a total nosedive once the credit’s gone. Feels like a weird moment: EV adoption’s been gaining momentum for years, and now the government’s basically yanking away one of the biggest incentives. Gonna be interesting (and maybe a little ugly) to see what happens to prices and demand after October 1. #EVs 31Share
Keith Bass+FollowHow Panasonic’s Giant Battery Plant Could Save You MoneyPanasonic just opened a battery factory in Kansas that’s the size of 225 football fields! Why should you care? More batteries made in the U.S. means electric cars and solar-powered homes could get cheaper, and your utility bills might shrink. Plus, this move brings thousands of new jobs and helps clean up the air. It’s a win for your wallet and the planet—talk about powering up your money life! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #EVs101Share
awaters+FollowHow Indonesia’s Battery Boom Could Save You CashBig news: China’s CATL is dropping $6 billion to turn Indonesia into a battery powerhouse. Why should you care? More batteries mean cheaper, cleaner energy and more electric cars—think lower gas bills and less pollution. The project’s so big it’ll create 40,000 jobs and recycle old batteries into new ones. If you’re eyeing an EV or solar panels, now’s the time—rebates and incentives are sunsetting soon! #Business #Industry #EVs00Share
