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Oct 27, 2022, 1:49 PM

Archer Aviation Plans To Build 250 Air Taxis In 2025

Archer Aviation aims to make about 250 battery-electric air taxis in 2025 and scale up production in the following years.

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  Reuters | Oct 27, 2022

  Toyota Scrambles For EV Reboot With Eye On Tesla

  Toyota is considering a reboot of its electric-car strategy to better compete in a booming market it has been slow to enter, and has halted some work on existing EV projects.

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  Reuters | Oct 27, 2022

  Flying Car By California Startup Alef Attracts Early Tesla Investor

  Inventors have been trying to add wings to wheeled motor vehicles for decades, with only limited success.

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  Reuters | Oct 27, 2022

  Terawatt Plans Electric Truck Charging Stations From LA To El Paso

  Terawatt will develop a U.S. network of charging stations for medium and heavy trucks

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  Reuters | Oct 27, 2022

  Chinese Battery Giant CATL Profit Jumps As It Ramps Up Output

  CATL's third-quarter profit nearly tripled year-on-year, buoyed by rapid expansion in production to power the growth of EVs worldwide.

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  Reuters | Oct 27, 2022

  EV Battery Makers Gotion, ONE Plan New Michigan Plants

  Gotion High Tech and Our Next Energy (ONE) will open separate, new electric-vehicle battery plants worth a combined $4 billion in Michigan.

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  Reuters | Oct 27, 2022

  Spain Frontloads Subsidies For Electric Car Projects As VW Appears In Doubt

  The Spanish government sought to work with Volkswagen after the German automaker reportedly threatened to pull out.

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  Reuters | Oct 27, 2022

  China's CATL Slows Battery Investment Plan For U.S., Mexico - Report

  The world's largest battery maker, which supplies one of every three electric vehicles, has been considering opening new plants in the United States and Mexico since earlier this year

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  Reuters | Oct 27, 2022

  Mercedes Signs Deal With Rock Tech Lithium To Push e-Vehicle Drive

  Mercedes will receive on average 10,000 tons of battery-grade lithium hydroxide per year.

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