Author: john@provenroi.com

Tesla CEO Elon Musk is scheduled to meet with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi during Modi’s upcoming visit to the United States on February 13. This meeting comes after several years of discussions between Musk and Modi, sparking speculation about a potential partnership between Tesla and India. The focus of the meeting will primarily be on Tesla’s potential entry into the Indian market, with discussions also touching on the possibility of launching Starlink services in the country. Tesla has expressed interest in testing demand for its vehicles in India before committing to building a factory there. One of the main…

Read More

Now, with the Polestar 7 on the horizon, Polestar aims to expand its reach and appeal to a wider audience. The compact SUV segment is a popular and profitable market, and Polestar is determined to make its mark in this space. By offering a more affordable option compared to its higher-end models, Polestar hopes to attract a broader customer base while still maintaining its reputation for premium quality and performance. CEO Michael Lohscheller emphasized the importance of entering the compact SUV market, noting its rapid growth and potential for profitability. The Polestar 7 will not replace the Polestar 2 sedan…

Read More

Was Nissan hoping for a better deal from Honda, or were they just not prepared to give up control of their company? It’s a tough pill to swallow for Nissan, but it seems like they may have overplayed their hand. On the other hand, Honda’s proposal to make Nissan a subsidiary shows that they were serious about helping their struggling rival. It’s a bold move for Honda, considering the potential risks and challenges of integrating two major automakers. But it seems like they were willing to take that risk to save Nissan from bankruptcy. The collapse of the Nissan-Honda merger…

Read More

Tesla Launches Non-Foundation Series Cybertruck in Canada, Increases Foundation Series Pricing Tesla has officially opened orders for non-Foundation Series Cybertrucks in Canada. At the same time, the company also increased pricing for the remaining Foundation Series units, just days after increasing prices on all of their vehicles. The non-Foundation Series Cybertruck is a highly anticipated release, offering more features and customization options for customers. This version of the Cybertruck comes with a higher price tag compared to the Foundation Series, but it also includes additional features and upgrades that are not available in the base model. With the launch of…

Read More

Stellantis, the parent company of Dodge, Ram, and Jeep, is exploring an exhaust system for electric vehicles The system aims to detect battery thermal runaway and potentially prevent fires by treating the released gases The Dodge Charger Daytona EV already mimics the sound of a traditional internal combustion engine exhaust system While traditional exhaust systems are associated with internal combustion engines, Stellantis is looking to revolutionize the concept for electric vehicles. Recently, the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) unveiled a patent application from Stellantis, originally filed in 2023, for an innovative electric vehicle exhaust system designed to mitigate…

Read More

Automaker-backed charging company Ionna has recently launched its first “Rechargery” in North Carolina, with plans for 100 more sites in the pipeline, some of which are set to open this week. This innovative venture aims to revolutionize the electric vehicle charging experience by incorporating Amazon’s “Just Walk Out” technology into on-site convenience stores, allowing customers to pick up items and leave without the need to go through a traditional checkout process. Ionna, supported by major automotive manufacturers such as BMW, General Motors, Honda, Hyundai, Mercedes-Benz, Kia, Stellantis, and Toyota, is setting ambitious goals for the future. The company plans to…

Read More

2025 ID.4 with 82-kwh battery and 291-mile range starts at $46,520 VW promises “additional content” midyear; unclear if that’s in addition to NACS adapter Base 62-kwh versions haven’t been priced, will come later Volkswagen has announced the pricing for some of the U.S. versions of the 2025 VW ID.4 electric vehicle lineup, with more details expected as the vehicles make their way to dealerships in February. The 2025 ID.4 will be available in seven trims, with models featuring the larger 82-kwh battery pack starting at $46,520 for the rear-wheel-drive version and $50,420 for the all-wheel-drive version. The 2025 VW ID.4…

Read More

Electric vehicles have been a revolutionary development in the automotive industry, with their eco-friendly and efficient design. However, one aspect that has always been a challenge for electric cars is the risk of battery fires. Stellantis, a leading automaker, has come up with a unique solution to address this issue by introducing an innovative concept – an “EV exhaust system.” Traditionally, an exhaust system in a vehicle is used to expel harmful emissions and gases produced during the combustion process in internal combustion engines. However, in the case of electric vehicles, there is no combustion engine, so the concept of…

Read More

Tesla has made an exciting announcement for potential Cybertruck buyers in the United States. The electric vehicle now qualifies for the $7,500 U.S. federal tax credit, making it even more appealing to those looking to make the switch to sustainable transportation. But that’s not all – Tesla is also expanding the availability of the Cybertruck to Canada and Mexico, bringing this highly anticipated vehicle to more markets. Canadian buyers can now get their hands on the AWD version for $114,990 CAD or opt for the high-performance Cyberbeast model for $142,990 CAD. Previously, only the high-end Foundation Series was available in…

Read More

Tesla Cybertruck now eligible for $7,500 tax credit in the U.S. The Tesla Cybertruck has just become an even more attractive option for potential buyers in the United States. The All-Wheel Drive (AWD) variant of the electric pickup truck is now officially eligible for the full $7,500 federal tax credit. This tax credit is a significant incentive for those considering purchasing the Cybertruck, as it can help offset the initial cost of the vehicle. The credit is available to individuals who purchase a new electric vehicle and meet certain criteria set by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). The Cybertruck is…

Read More