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Canada-China EV Trade Deal: What it Means for TSLA, GM, Geely & BYD

Canada is easing tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles (EVs), marking a major shift in its EV trade policy. Under a new deal with China, Canada will allow up to 49,000 China EVs per year to enter the country at a 6.1% tariff, replacing the 100% duty imposed in 2024. That quota could rise to 70,000… Continue reading Canada-China EV Trade Deal: What it Means for TSLA, GM, Geely & BYD

How BYD beat Tesla

On The Vergecast: The new king of EVs, AI is coming for your health records, and the many faces of screen time. On The Vergecast: The new king of EVs, AI is coming for your health records, and the many faces of screen time. by David Pierce Jan 20, 2026, 1:40 PM UTC David Pierce… Continue reading How BYD beat Tesla

German Manager Magazine: Elon Musk: Vote on Ryanair purchase after exchange of blows with O’Leary004658

The fact that bickering (albeit with advance notice) can sometimes lead to the purchase of a microblogging service and the bringing of a sink into a company’s headquarters Tesla-Boss Elon Musk (54) has already proven this in the past. After Twitter, which he was ultimately forced to buy, is now Ryanair your turn. In the… Continue reading German Manager Magazine: Elon Musk: Vote on Ryanair purchase after exchange of blows with O’Leary004658

Wawa now has its own self-branded Tesla Superchargers

Image: Tesla Wawa, the biggest Tesla Supercharger host, has joined Tesla’s Supercharger for Business program and launched its first self-branded site. Wawa and Tesla began working together over a decade ago, and the popular convenience store chain already has 223 sites with Tesla Superchargers, featuring a whopping 2,115 stalls. And now, its first site with… Continue reading Wawa now has its own self-branded Tesla Superchargers

Clean Technica: Addressing the Scale-Up Challenge for Clean Energy Process Technologies004330

Support CleanTechnica’s work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. By Dhruv Soni, Senior Technical Program Manager at Tesla Battery Minerals and Metals, CELI 2025 Fellow In the clean energy boom of the 2020s, the United States has continued to lead the world in early-stage innovation, especially across next-generation chemical process industries such as carbon… Continue reading Clean Technica: Addressing the Scale-Up Challenge for Clean Energy Process Technologies004330

Toyota is launching its first EV in India tomorrow, and it’s a new midsize electric SUV

The Urban Cruiser EV is arriving as Toyota’s first all-electric vehicle in India. With prices expected to start at around Rs 19 lakh ($21,000), the entry-level EV will compete in the heart of India’s booming electric SUV market. The Urban Cruiser SUV is Toyota’s first EV in India After launching the Urban Cruiser EV in… Continue reading Toyota is launching its first EV in India tomorrow, and it’s a new midsize electric SUV

Cybertruck Sales Show Stomach-Churning Drop

FREDERIC J. BROWN/AFP via Getty Images Tesla’s “apocalypse-proof” Cybertruck is continuing to experience a near-cataclysmic plunge in sales that seems impossible to recover from. According to a new analysis of Cox Automotive data by InsideEVs, the unorthodox electric pickup truck suffered the steepest drop in sales by volume of any EV sold in the US… Continue reading Cybertruck Sales Show Stomach-Churning Drop

Tesla poised to be early winner as Canada opens door to Chinese-made EVs

BEIJING/SHANGHAI, Jan 19 (Reuters) – Tesla (TSLA) is poised to be one of the first automakers to benefit from Canada’s move to remove 100% tariffs on Chinese-made EVs, thanks to its early efforts to ship cars from its Shanghai plant there and its established Canadian sales network, experts say. Under the deal announced last Friday,… Continue reading Tesla poised to be early winner as Canada opens door to Chinese-made EVs

TSLA vs. BYDDY: What’s the Better Long-Term Play?

The two leaders in the EV market have different visions for their futures. In the global electric vehicle (EV) landscape, two prominent leaders stand out: Tesla (TSLA 0.16%) and BYD (BYDDY 1.09%). While they are using very different strategies to add shareholder value, both offer investors long-term durability and world-class innovation. Today’s Change (-0.16%) $-0.71… Continue reading TSLA vs. BYDDY: What’s the Better Long-Term Play?