On today’s episode of Quick Charge, Tesla’s weird new cooler faces off against Rivian’s clever new camp kitchen, Uber’s CEO thinks Elon is underestimating the problem, and NIO shows off its new rival to the best-selling Tesla Model Y.
PLUS: Ford give its dealers a sneak peak at its EV product roadmap and a Texas solar farm puts more than 6000 sheep to work mowing the lawn.
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- Tesla launches $700 Cybertruck cooler that fits in the frunk
- Rivian launches a handy new Travel Kitchen that’s on sale now for immediate delivery
- Tesla underestimates complexity of running customer fleet-based robotaxi service, Uber CEO says
- NIO just made its first Tesla Model Y challenger, and the interior looks too familiar
- Ford shows dealers new low-cost EVs, including sedans, crossover SUVs, and pickups
- Enel is deploying 6,000+ sheep to 8 Texas solar farms
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