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In this episode of The EV Podcast, host Ainslie Ingram explores the latest innovations and news in the electric vehicle (EV) industry, covering everything from corporate adoption of electric trucks to governmental policies impacting EV adoption and advancements in EV technology.
Walmart has started deploying the Tesla Semi for its shipping operations, marking a significant step towards sustainability. Spotted on California highways, these electric trucks are a major pivot in Walmart’s logistics aiming to reduce carbon footprints.
Tesla announced a new software update for the Model Y, increasing its range by 40 to 60 miles. For $1,500 to $2,000, Model Y owners can extend their vehicle’s travel capacity, addressing range anxiety and enhancing utility for longer trips.
The U.S. government has made changes to EV tax credits under the Inflation Reduction Act. New deadlines for compliance with battery sourcing guidelines have been extended, easing the transition for automakers and maintaining the $7,500 tax credit eligibility, albeit with strict sourcing requirements.
Weare has introduced electric school buses, benefiting from quieter rides that improve student behavior and leveraging strong local infrastructure to support their significant power needs despite higher initial costs and complex vehicle-to-grid technologies.
Discussions include the U.S. Treasury’s decision to permit the use of Chinese graphite in EV batteries until 2026, underlining the complex international relations and sourcing challenges faced by battery manufacturers like LG Energy Solution and Samsung SDI.
The segment reviews the EV market’s performance in early 2024, noting a general uptick in sales over three years despite a temporary dip. Major players like Tesla continue to innovate, alongside rising competitions from Ford and other automakers, signifying a competitive and expanding market.
This episode not only sheds light on technological advancements but also dives into the strategic and regulatory frameworks shaping the future of electric transportation. Tune into The EV Podcast with Ainslie Ingram for more updates and expert discussions on the electrifying shift towards sustainable mobility.
Walmart has taken delivery of a Tesla Semi, as spotted in California
Tesla Model Y RWD software-locked range upgrade coming soon: Musk
Electric vehicle tax credit update: See if you qualify
Electric school buses are about to hit the road in Henniker and Weare
US loosens EV battery rules
Biden exempts graphite from EV mineral sourcing rule; win for Korea
By Ainslie IngramIn this episode of The EV Podcast, host Ainslie Ingram explores the latest innovations and news in the electric vehicle (EV) industry, covering everything from corporate adoption of electric trucks to governmental policies impacting EV adoption and advancements in EV technology.
Walmart has started deploying the Tesla Semi for its shipping operations, marking a significant step towards sustainability. Spotted on California highways, these electric trucks are a major pivot in Walmart’s logistics aiming to reduce carbon footprints.
Tesla announced a new software update for the Model Y, increasing its range by 40 to 60 miles. For $1,500 to $2,000, Model Y owners can extend their vehicle’s travel capacity, addressing range anxiety and enhancing utility for longer trips.
The U.S. government has made changes to EV tax credits under the Inflation Reduction Act. New deadlines for compliance with battery sourcing guidelines have been extended, easing the transition for automakers and maintaining the $7,500 tax credit eligibility, albeit with strict sourcing requirements.
Weare has introduced electric school buses, benefiting from quieter rides that improve student behavior and leveraging strong local infrastructure to support their significant power needs despite higher initial costs and complex vehicle-to-grid technologies.
Discussions include the U.S. Treasury’s decision to permit the use of Chinese graphite in EV batteries until 2026, underlining the complex international relations and sourcing challenges faced by battery manufacturers like LG Energy Solution and Samsung SDI.
The segment reviews the EV market’s performance in early 2024, noting a general uptick in sales over three years despite a temporary dip. Major players like Tesla continue to innovate, alongside rising competitions from Ford and other automakers, signifying a competitive and expanding market.
This episode not only sheds light on technological advancements but also dives into the strategic and regulatory frameworks shaping the future of electric transportation. Tune into The EV Podcast with Ainslie Ingram for more updates and expert discussions on the electrifying shift towards sustainable mobility.
Walmart has taken delivery of a Tesla Semi, as spotted in California
Tesla Model Y RWD software-locked range upgrade coming soon: Musk
Electric vehicle tax credit update: See if you qualify
Electric school buses are about to hit the road in Henniker and Weare
US loosens EV battery rules
Biden exempts graphite from EV mineral sourcing rule; win for Korea

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