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While wealthy cities like Shanghai and Shenzhen have led electric car adoption, uptake in other areas shows how hard gasoline cars can be to ditch, reports Bloomberg. According to Bloomberg’s report, China’s electric vehicle (EV) revolution is hitting a snag in rural areas. Despite being the world’s biggest EV market, the country is struggling to…
Florida, boasting the second-highest number of electric vehicle (EV) drivers in the United States, is facing a critical shortage of fast-charging stations. This issue is becoming increasingly pressing as the state grapples with political considerations that may be hindering the expansion of its EV infrastructure. According to a report by the Miami Herald, the situation…
Tesla’s refreshed Model 3 appears to be facing unexpected challenges, as reported by CleanTechnica. A recent discovery near Tampa, Florida, has raised questions about the electric vehicle maker’s inventory management and product quality. A Field of Forgotten EVs In Lutz, Florida, just minutes from Tesla’s Tampa Bay Service Center, dozens or possibly hundreds of refreshed…
Tesla, the trailblazing electric vehicle manufacturer, is reportedly gearing up to open a new dealership and service center in Wesley Chapel, Florida. The proposed 50,353-square-foot facility would join the ranks of other luxury car brands like Lexus, Audi, and BMW that have already set up shop in this rapidly growing community. County Planners Reviewing Tesla’s…
Hurricane Idalia rampaged through Florida recently. Amidst the usual wreckage—crumbled homes and waterlogged streets—a bizarre trend has popped up. Some Teslas, after a good soak in Idalia’s salty floodwaters, are spontaneously combusting. “Saltwater and lithium-ion batteries? Bad news,” warns the Palm Harbor Fire Department. They’ve witnessed it first-hand. In Pinellas County, as CBS News reporte
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis recently enacted legislation that further reinforces the prohibition on direct-to-consumer car sales. However, a distinct exception has been made for Tesla. The law, known as HB 637, restricts any automaker that has ever operated through a franchise in Florida from directly selling their vehicles to consumers. Interestingly, this doesn’t apply to…
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