In today’s truck-heavy episode of Quick Charge, we explore the Cybertruck’s sales slowdown, interview Kia’s James Bell about the future of the Korean brand’s commercial vehicle efforts, and talk about the new Chinese semi brand that’s coming to America.
We also touch on the new Chargepoint universal charging port, some of the “white space” that Kia’s EV3 and EV9 will continue to enjoy in the marketplace, and whether or not Windrose’s efforts to bring manufacturing the US are about import tariffs, or something else entirely.
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- Tesla is working through its giant Cybertruck backlog pretty fast
- ChargePoint introduces a new ‘Omni Port’ that combines Tesla and other EV plugs into one [Video]
- Kia’s affordable EV3 officially spotted in the US ahead of its upcoming debut [Images]
- Kia introduces modular ‘Platform Beyond Vehicle’ strategy, teases several concept EVs at CES
- Kia has its first customer for its funky Duplo-like EV: Uber
- Chinese invasion: Windrose to build its electric semi truck in US
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