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Cybertruck failure kills home charging, and Tesla is avoiding a recall
Tesla Cybertruck owners are experiencing failures in the Power Conversion System that disable home charging capability. Tesla is replacing units case-by-case without issuing a recall, leaving owners waiting weeks for repairs.
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Charge your EV at home and get paid up to CA$350 a year in Canada
Canadian EV drivers can now earn up to CA$350 annually by using compatible home chargers. The program incentivizes residential EV charging to support grid management and renewable energy adoption.
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XPENG Sales Rise 16% in June
Chinese EV manufacturer XPeng reported 40,126 vehicle deliveries in June, representing 15.9% year-over-year growth and 24.8% month-over-month increase. Strong sales figures reflect continued momentum in the electric vehicle market.
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XPENG Unveils X-Mind: Empowering Autonomous Driving With A “Future-Foresight” Brain
XPENG unveiled X-Mind, an autonomous driving AI system with advanced decision-making capabilities presented at CVPR 2026. The technology represents progress in autonomous vehicle development for the EV industry.
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Updated standards make the case for restoration: ‘We have to create uplift’
The Society for Ecological Restoration published updated standards for ecosystem restoration on June 23, marking the third edition since 2016. The new guidelines aim to improve restoration practices and avoid past ecological damage.
Policy
Nepal’s new government bets on tax revenue over clean energy push
Nepal's new government prioritizes tax revenue generation over accelerating clean energy transition amid fuel crisis. The country faces trade-offs between immediate fiscal needs and long-term energy sustainability.
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FERC Order Bolsters Maryland Case Against Billions in Data Center Grid Costs
A federal order requires grid operators to justify transmission upgrade costs assigned to data centers, potentially supporting Maryland's claim that residents were unlawfully billed billions for out-of-state infrastructure.
Policy
Why Is It So Expensive to Replace Lead Pipes in Chicago?
Chicago faces unusually high costs to replace over 400,000 lead water service lines, the largest inventory in the nation. The city spends significantly more per replacement than other municipalities dealing with similar lead pipe infrastructure.
Energy
Bangladesh launches tender for 95 MW of solar
Bangladesh has launched a tender for 95 MW of grid-connected solar projects in Cox's Bazar and Rangamati. Private investors are concerned about the lack of government payment guarantees and financing support.
Wildlife Good News
Tiny new marsupial species, not seen in two decades, confirmed from museum specimens
Researchers confirmed a new marsupial species, the Arnhem Plateau planigale, from museum specimens in Australia's Northern Territory. The tiny carnivore, weighing just grams, is the world's smallest marsupial and hadn't been documented in two decades.
Climate
World Cup matches played in potentially dangerous heat as players’ union makes climate warning
Nine World Cup group stage matches were played in potentially dangerous heat and humidity conditions. A players' union warns that heat must become a bigger factor in future sports scheduling decisions.
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Controversial Ferrari Luce EV is an instant sellout in China [update]
Ferrari's first all-electric sedan, the Luce, has sold out its Chinese allocation despite controversy surrounding the launch. The update notes that additional orders are still being accepted through Ferrari dealers.
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The Chevy Blazer EV avoids a price hike for 2027 despite a few upgrades
The 2027 Chevy Blazer EV maintains its current price despite receiving upgrades including a NACS charging port. This pricing strategy aims to support EV adoption and affordability.
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Tesla poaches 17-year Intel veteran to lead its ‘Terafab’ chip plant
Tesla hired a 17-year Intel manufacturing veteran to lead its Terafab chip fabrication plant in Austin. The executive brings expertise in advanced semiconductor manufacturing processes that Tesla lacks internally.
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The BMW iX5 sets the benchmark with 525 miles of range, fast charging [Images]
BMW unveiled the new all-electric iX5 with up to 525 miles of range per charge. The vehicle features the company's latest Neue Klasse design and technology platform.
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You can now check when you’ll be able to order your Rivian R2
Rivian has announced approximate order invite dates for reservation holders of its new mid-sized R2 SUV. The company is providing transparency on when customers can begin ordering the more affordable electric vehicle model.
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Tesla begins ‘engineering tests’ of first production Cybercab in Austin
Tesla has begun engineering tests of its first production Cybercab on public roads in Austin. The vehicle still requires a supervisor present and is not yet operating autonomously in Tesla's paid service.
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Jeep scraps two EVs in Europe, but three new SUVs are on the way
Jeep is canceling the Recon and Wagoneer S electric vehicles in Europe and the UK. The automaker plans to introduce three new SUVs instead, with a flagship model using Chinese technology.
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Beachman unveils new Aviator electric bike lineup, with upcoming 125cc-equivalent model
Canadian electric two-wheeler maker Beachman launches its Aviator lineup, spanning from Class 2 e-bikes to highway-capable electric motorcycles. The platform expansion represents continued growth in the electric two-wheeler market.
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Tesla Cybercab with No Steering Wheel or Pedals Starts On-Road Testing, USA Standards Changing
Tesla is testing Cybercabs equipped with full autonomous driving capabilities on US roads. USA standards are being updated to accommodate vehicles without steering wheels, pedals, or control stalks.
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Toyota & Joby Aviation Are Really Trying To Build “Air Mobility for All” — Or So They Say
Toyota and Joby Aviation are partnering to develop electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft for urban air mobility. The initiative aims to make electric aviation accessible, though the industry has faced long-standing hype cycles.
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Lynk & Co Introduces the 07 GT, a New Sport Touring Model Planned for Europe in 2027
Lynk & Co unveiled the 07 GT sport touring model in China, with plans to launch a European version in 2027 featuring market-specific features and technologies.
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OMG, I’m In Love — New Hyundai IONIQ 3 Is It!
A reviewer expresses enthusiasm for the new Hyundai IONIQ 3, a small electric vehicle, citing personal preference for compact EVs over larger vehicles.
Wildlife Good News
Foreign nationals attempt to fly to Europe with rare cacti from southern Brazil
Brazilian Federal Police seized 214 rare cactus specimens and seeds from four Czech nationals attempting to smuggle them out of the country through São Paulo airport. The plants, hidden in beer cans and shoes, belong to protected species from southern Brazil.
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What’s jimbu? The herb that bolsters an iconic Nepali dish could also help save snow leopards
A popular Nepali herb called jimbu used in traditional dal bhat dishes may help protect endangered snow leopards by providing sustainable income for local communities.
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