Introduction:
Tesla re-introduces the Model 3 Performance and continues to dominate in ownership costs, Mercedes unveils its electric G-Class, and Vinfast expands in the U.S. Green Car Reports brings you the latest news and updates from the world of electric vehicles.
Tesla Model 3 Performance:
– The Model 3 Performance is equipped with a dedicated track mode, adaptive suspension, and various improvements that elevate its performance and luxury appeal.
– The refreshed Model 3 “Highland” gains significant upgrades that put it on par with luxury cars and make it eligible for EV tax credits.
Vinfast U.S. Dealerships:
– Vinfast, a Vietnamese automaker, has signed a dozen new U.S. dealerships to sell its EVs, bringing the total to 18 franchised dealerships and 15 company-owned stores in California.
– With a goal of delivering 100,000 vehicles globally, the expansion of dealerships will help Vinfast reach more customers and increase sales.
Mercedes-Benz G-Class EV:
– The 2025 Mercedes-Benz G-Class EV, known as the G 580 with EQ Technology, enters the electric vehicle market as a rival to models like the Rivian R1S, GMC Hummer EV, and Tesla Cybertruck.
– Despite not featuring the anticipated silicon-anode battery chemistry, the G-Class EV offers a G-Turn feature on low-friction surfaces and potential EPA range of over 300 miles.
Tesla Ownership Costs:
– Consumer Reports reveals that Tesla has the lowest ownership costs of any brand, with an average of $4,035 in maintenance costs over 10 years.
– This assessment positions Tesla ahead of other brands, including traditional automakers like Toyota, showcasing the cost-effectiveness of owning an electric vehicle.
Conclusion:
From the latest updates on Tesla’s Model 3 Performance to Vinfast’s expansion in the U.S. market and Mercedes-Benz’s introduction of the electric G-Class, the electric vehicle industry continues to evolve and innovate. With Tesla’s dominance in ownership costs and Mercedes’ entry into the electric SUV segment, the future of electric mobility looks promising. Follow Green Car Reports on Facebook and Twitter for more news and insights from the world of green vehicles.