EV Daily | Tesla's High-Speed Patrol Car and BYD's Battery Innovations Lead EV News

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jueves, 7 de noviembre de 2024, 7:00 am ET2 min de lectura
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【Tesla】

Unplugged Performance has introduced the UP.FIT Tesla Model S Plaid police patrol car, the world's fastest patrol car, featuring performance upgrades and advanced technology for high-speed pursuits. The modified vehicle underscores a shift to electric vehicles in public services, with enhanced handling, custom warning lights, and compliance with California regulations.

Amnesty International recognized Tesla and Mercedes-Benz for improving worker conditions in EV production. Tesla plans a mini Oasis Supercharger near its major project. The potential impact of Trump’s presidency on Tesla includes changes in EV incentives and Musk's advocacy for policies favoring Tesla, despite his political donations against electric vehicle incentives.



【BYD】

BYD plans to launch solid-state batteries within five years, as the company holds a significant EV market share. However, potential tariff changes by the Trump administration could impact BYD's US market plans, leading to a pause in its Mexican factory project.



【Xpeng】

XPeng's Tech Day, now AI Day, showcased new technologies, including an AI computing chip, Level 4 autonomous robotaxis, flying cars, and humanoid robots. The company is developing a new AI chip called "Turing" and a gas-powered range extender, signaling a shift in strategy. XPeng’s modular Land Air Carrier will debut soon, and new AI enhancements will support autonomous driving.



【Others】

Volvo's EX30 electric SUV, with strong global demand, will reach US buyers by the end of 2024. It offers advanced features, rapid charging, and performance options. Production in Belgium will help mitigate new US tariffs on Chinese imports.

General Motors issued a recall for the Chevrolet Bolt EV due to fire risks from faulty diagnostic software. Production of the Bolt EV will resume on GM's Ultium platform by late 2025.

Mercedes-Benz is set to unveil the entry-level CLA EV, rivaling Tesla's Model 3, with deliveries in 2026. The vehicle promises impressive range and charging capabilities, integrating technology from the Vision EQXX concept.

Rivian faces potential revenue drop due to supply shortages, affecting production and delivery targets. The company aims to meet its first profit goals by cutting costs and launching the more affordable R2 model.

CATL advances in all-solid-state battery development, focusing on trial production and workforce expansion. These batteries promise higher energy density and are expected to be available within a few years.

Lyft partners with Mobileye to deploy autonomous vehicle fleets, aiming for expansive commercialization with tech from Hyundai and other OEMs. This aligns with Lyft's goal to be fully electric by 2030.

Toyota plans to strategically delay EV investments amid profit drops, focusing instead on advanced battery development. Recent production issues have impacted sales, leading to a cautious approach in future investments.

BMW remains optimistic about its US market presence despite concerns over Trump's policies. The company reports robust growth in electric vehicle sales but faces challenges from low demand in key markets and recent recalls.

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