As the European electric vehicle (EV) market surges, the challenge of developing adequate charging infrastructure becomes increasingly pressing. Analysts anticipate that EVs could secure up to a 50% market share in Europe by 2030, yet the existing charging infrastructure lags behind these growth projections. In response, Tritium has introduced its TRI-FLEX platform, a next-generation DC fast charging architecture designed to address Europe's specific regulatory and infrastructure demands.....
Continue ReadingInvesting.com -- Wedbush analyst Dan Ives said in a note Wednesday that Elon Musk’s recent apology to President Donald Trump could reopen the path for a renewed alliance, which he views as a "smart move with [the] Robotaxi launch on deck."...
Continue ReadingInflation dodged the tariff bullet again. The May Consumer Price Index rose +0.1% M/, less than the +0.2% consensus and the 0.2% increase in April...
Continue ReadingPiper Sandler analyst Alexander Potter sees more gains ahead for Tesla stock if the robotaxi launch goes smoothly...
Continue ReadingIn trading before U.S. markets opened Tesla shares rose as much as 2.9%, after jumping 5.7% on Tuesday...
Continue ReadingRobotaxi Debut: Tesla Picks Austin for Self-Driving Pilot Launch...
Continue ReadingTesla shares are rising in premarket trading Wednesday after three straight sessions of gains thanks to new social media posts from CEO Elon Musk...
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Continue ReadingPARIS (Reuters) -A small group of Tesla owners in France is suing the carmaker run by Elon Musk, alleging its vehicles have become "far-right totems" that are harming their reputation, the law firm representing the group said on Wednesday. The group is seeking to terminate their lease contracts and recover legal costs at the Paris Commercial Court, citing the "direct and concrete" harm caused by Musk's public behaviour after he rallied in support of Donald Trump's presidential bid and Germany's far-right AfD party. The group has launched the action against a backdrop of plummeting Tesla sales in core European markets including France, Britain, Germany and Italy, in some cases in protest at Musk's political activities and as customers favour Chinese electric vehicles because of their competitive prices...
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