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Tesla Cybertruck seen driving in Boring Company’s Las Vegas loop

Teslarati

The Boring Company shared a pair of colorful photos of the Cybertruck on X on Friday, depicting the electric vehicle (EV) in the company’s Las Vegas loop , which is the first of the tunnels built by the Musk-run firm.

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Tesla plans for major Supercharger expansion in Las Vegas

Teslarati

Tesla is planning a major Supercharger expansion in Las Vegas, with over 75 new stalls to be available to EV drivers by the end of 2023. Tesla already operates Superchargers in a variety of locations across the Sin City, but the demand for charging locations for drivers of the company’s vehicles is increasing.

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Togg Steps On The Accelerator With Its EVs At CES 2024 In Las Vegas

CleanTechnica EVs

At the time, [continued] The post Togg Steps On The Accelerator With Its EVs At CES 2024 In Las Vegas appeared first on CleanTechnica. We first met Turkish automotive manufacturer Togg on a 2022 media tour outside of Istanbul in Bursa.

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Vay begins commercial operation of remotely driven EV rides in Las Vegas

Electrek

Eight months after announcing plans to enter the US market, European teledrive service Vay has officially begun commercial operations of its remotely operated EVs in fabulous Las Vegas. Customers can now order a car delivered directly to them without a driver in the vehicle, hop in, drive off, and use it as long as they’d like.

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Germany’s Vay launches remote-driven car service in Las Vegas – ET Auto

Baua Electric

A Vay remotely-driven vehicle. German remote-driving startup Vay said on Wednesday it had launched its first commercial service in Las Vegas where a “teledriver”, or remote driver, delivers electric short-term rental cars to customers then collects them after the rental.

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Vay begins remotely operated drives in Las Vegas without a human present [Video]

Electrek

Six months after sharing initial plans to expand to the US and begin remotely operated journeys in Las Vegas, Vay has successfully driven its teledrive vehicles on public roads in Sin City without a human present inside. Check out the video below.

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Vay begins commercial operation of remotely driven EV rides in Las Vegas

Baua Electric

Eight months after announcing plans to enter the US market, European teledrive service Vay has officially begun commercial operations of its remotely operated EVs in fabulous Las Vegas. Customers can now order a car delivered directly to them without a driver in the vehicle, hop in, drive off, and use it as long as they’d like.