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This Week in Batteries Blog from Berkeley Lab Scientist Venkat Srinivasan

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I will start the blog with a few generic postings to set the stage for what is possible with batteries. I’ll also say something about the problems in getting PHEVs/EVs on the road (in a word: cost) and ask if nanotechnology is the answer to all our problems (not really, but it has its uses). Tags: Brief.

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Tesla Model Y overtakes Model 3 in April Global EV sales, Model 3 #1 in 2021

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In April, the Model Y accumulated 16,232 registrations, according to the EV Sales Blog , a website that tracks global electric vehicle sales. The Model 3 sold only 14,980, making it the third most popular EV globally. The first was the HongGuang Mini EV from Wuling. Credit: EV Sales Blog. What do you think?

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The Chevrolet Silverado EV RST is Now in Production

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We’ve been hearing about the Chevy Silverado EV for what seems like forever, but the first mainstream models have finally entered production. The First Edition trucks sport an impressive 440-mile range and an almost-$100,000 price tag. The automaker equips a massive 17-inch touchscreen and an 11-inch digital gauge cluster.

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The Lucid Air Pure Has Gotten A Lot Cheaper Since its Introduction

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The Lucid Air is one of the most impressive and expensive EVs on sale today. Its range and acceleration are the stuff of legend, but its price tag means that only the most privileged buyers can get behind the wheel. Its 500-mile range estimate makes it the longest-range EV on sale in the U.S.

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Tesla FSD price increase and Enhanced Autopilot’s return spotted in source code

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Based on the source code shared by Tesla sleuths, the EV automaker might be planning to hike up the price of FSD from $10,000 to $14,000. The company may also be planning to reintroduce Enhanced Autopilot into its driver-assist software lineup with a $4,000 price tag.

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VW Commits to a Very Cheap EV – in Europe

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Now, the brand is eagerly posting about the imminent introduction of a cheap-as-chips EV – in Europe. According to a post on X (Twitter) yesterday afternoon by an account belonging to the VW Group, a bite-sized electric vehicle will appear in 2027 with a price tag of just 20,000 euros.

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Surprise: Faraday Future Still Exists and Just Delivered Its First Vehicle

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The first FF91 EV delivery took place over the weekend, finally putting an end to the will they, won’t they conversation surrounding the brand. Futurist Alliance launch model carries a price tag of $309,000 and an EPA-estimated range of 381 miles. The FF91’s price puts it in rarified air among EVs. To a customer. Who paid money.

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