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Discounts on Audi EVs, public charging for electric vehicles, and updates from Nissan and Fisker: What’s happening in the world of cars today

Introduction: Electric vehicles are becoming increasingly popular as drivers look for more environmentally friendly transportation options. In this article, we will explore recent developments in the electric vehicle market, including potential partnerships between Nissan and Fisker, discounts for Audi EVs for Costco members, and the importance of public charging infrastructure for EV drivers. 1. Costco Offers Discounts on Audi EVs Costco members can now take advantage of discounts on Audi electric vehicles, including the E-Tron

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These EVs are top-rated for safety by the IIHS

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) announced its top safety picks for 2024, with 71 models qualifying for at least one award. Among them, the Genesis Electrified G80, Hyundai Ioniq 6, and Tesla Model Y earned the prestigious Top Safety Pick+ award. Several other EVs received the lower Top Safety Pick award, showcasing the overall safety of electric vehicles. The IIHS implemented tougher requirements for the 2024 awards, including a more demanding side crash

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Nissan may build Fisker Alaska electric pickup, its own derivative

In a recent report by Reuters, it was revealed that Nissan is in talks to potentially build the Fisker Alaska electric pickup truck and a related model under its own brand name. This investment could provide a much-needed boost to struggling Fisker, which recently announced its need for a partnership with a large automaker to ensure its future viability. With Nissan potentially investing $400 million in the development of the Alaska and planning to produce

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Gravity’s very fast charging, EV price drop predicted, Aptera funding: Today’s Car News

EV Charging Revolution in Manhattan: Gravity's Fast Chargers The electric vehicle (EV) industry is witnessing significant advancements, with new EV charging infrastructure rapidly expanding across urban centers. In Manhattan, a New York-based startup called Gravity has introduced what it claims to be the fastest EV chargers in the U.S. These chargers offer greater charging power at the connector compared to Tesla Superchargers, potentially revolutionizing the EV charging experience for users in densely populated cities. With

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40% drop in 2023-2025 EV battery prices will boost sales

Electric vehicle (EV) battery prices are expected to see a significant decline in the coming years, leading to an increase in EV demand. Goldman Sachs recently released an analysis highlighting the factors that could contribute to lowering EV battery prices and boosting the adoption of electric vehicles. The analysis predicts nearly a 40% decrease in EV battery prices between 2023 and 2025, potentially leading to cost parity with internal-combustion vehicles in some markets as early

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Aptera lacks the funds to produce solar EV, hints of design changes

The electric vehicle startup Aptera has made progress on its three-wheel solar EV, beginning production-intent builds on the body. However, the timeline for actual deliveries is uncertain, with potential delays pushing back production to 2025. Despite an agreement with Italy's CPC Group for a carbon-fiber body production line, additional capital is needed to commence production for the Launch Edition vehicles. ### CEO Address and Production Challenges In a video address, CEO Steve Fambro highlighted Aptera's

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Google-backed Gravity claims fastest EV charging in America

**Introduction** Gravity, a New York-based EV charging startup, is making waves in the electric vehicle industry by claiming to have the fastest chargers in the U.S. The startup, backed by Google Ventures, recently rolled out chargers that can provide a peak power rate of 500 kw and add 2,400 miles of range per hour of charging. This puts them ahead of the latest generation of Tesla Superchargers, which are limited to 350 kw. **Revolutionizing EV

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