China is racing to deploy its super-smart cars as Tesla-killers
Waymo, America’s only fare-collecting robotaxi firm, runs more than 700 cars in San Francisco, Phoenix and Los Angeles. Tesla, which has not fulfilled promises made over a decade to build driverless AVs, claims it will soon launch a robotaxi service.
Tesla Killer: China’s BYD Says It Can Now Charge an Electric Car in 5 Minutes
Chinese automaker BYD continues to leave Tesla in the dust. The company introduced a new battery system on Monday that it claims can charge an electric vehicle in just five minutes, about the same time it takes to refuel a traditional car.
Boxy but stylish Tesla Model Y rival is Smart’s biggest EV yet and lands in Europe with a triple-screen interior and 366-mile ...
BYD, China's automotive giant, has recently taken the lead in the race for intelligent driving equality, triggering a ...
Finally, Tesla's aforementioned energy storage products could be a meaningful catalyst in 2025. The company expects to grow ...
Tesla has a real image problem. Once, it was the beloved brand for the environmentally aware car buyer; more than that, it was the hottest thing in town. Hundreds of thousands of fans paid ...
However, it wasn’t the car purchase that caught attention, but a comment Trump made during the event. In an audio clip, Trump appears to compare Musk to the famed English physicist Isaac Newton, but ...
Tesla’s gigafactory in Shanghai was a catalyst ... tariffs from the EU and the US – will only grow stronger for smart cars and connected technology. Though few China-made cars drive on ...
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