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No wraps for Cybertruck, Chevy EV deals, and recycled solar takes off

On today’s electrifying episode of Quick Charge, we talk about Tesla full self driving and why it hasn’t made its way to HW3 vehicles, Cybertruck wraps are going away, and why it might be a great month to buy a new Chevy EV.

We also ask why Tesla is stepping back Cybertruck wraps, talk up Chevy’s new Chinese battery deal, and the bowtie brand’s new deals on its electric models, too! All this and the Porsche Macan as we close out the week’s EV news. Enjoy!


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Avatar for Jo Borrás Jo Borrás

I’ve been involved in the electric vehicle transition in one way or another since 1997, and have covered the industry as a journalist since 2008. You can catch more of my work on Quick Charge and The Heavy Equipment Podcast with Mike Switzer.

NOTE: any opinions expressed here are solely my own and do not necessarily reflect those of the Federal government, the State of Illinois, Electrek, or anyone else. Nothing here should be interpreted as a statement of official policy, legal guidance, or an endorsement unless expressly labeled as such.