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Taiga unveils 120 kW electric snowmobiles with CCS fast charging and onboard power

Taiga Nomad electric snowmobile hero

Canadian electric powersports company Taiga is launching three new electric snowmobiles with a 33% jump in power output to 120 kW and CCS fast charging to 80% in 20 minutes — bringing the same charging standard used by electric cars to the backcountry.

The most interesting addition might be the onboard power system: a 3 kW output at 120V and 220V that turns the snowmobile into a mobile generator, capable of powering a remote cabin through a winter storm.

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EcoFlow 12,288Wh DELTA Pro Ultra X + 192Wh TRAIL 200 DC power station exclusive bundle $1,439+ off, Anker SOLIX, more

We’ve got some amazing exclusive savings in today’s Green Deals, starting with the $1,439+ savings on EcoFlow’s 12,288Wh DELTA Pro Ultra X Portable Power Station with a FREE TRAIL 200 DC Power Station at $6,999. We also wanted to shine a spotlight on Anker’s SOLIX E10 Smart Hybrid Whole-Home Backup System (and bundles) that are at new and exclusive lows starting from $4,084 – which are slated to end with the upcoming weekend. From there, we spotted Navee’s XT5 Pro Long-Range Off-Road Electric Scooter down at a new $935 low, as well as more big savings on EGO and Husqvarna tools, with more waiting for you below. And don’t forget the hangover deals at the bottom of the page, like yesterday’s first-ever Navee UT5 Ultra X and UT5 Max electric superscooter deals, the best prices since Black Friday on Anker’s SOLIX EverFrost 2 portable electric coolers, and more.

Head below for other New Green Deals we’ve found today and, of course, Electrek’s best EV buying and leasing deals. Also, check out the new Electrek Tesla Shop for the best deals on Tesla accessories.

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Tesla AI6 chip delayed ~6 months as Samsung 2nm production slips

Tesla Full Self-driving computer

Tesla’s next-generation AI6 chi, the processor designed to power its autonomous vehicles, Optimus robots, and AI data center, has been delayed by approximately six months. The setback stems from Samsung’s 2-nanometer production line, where a postponed multi-project wafer (MPW) run is pushing the chip’s mass production timeline into late 2027.

The delay adds to a growing pattern of chip timeline slippage for Tesla, which is still waiting on its AI5 chip to reach volume production after Elon Musk said the design was “almost done” in January — six months after claiming it was “finished.”

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Rivian reveals full R2 lineup and pricing, starting at $57,990 with a $45K RWD model coming later

The Tesla Model Y better watch out, because Rivian has officially revealed R2 pricing and specs for all trims of its upcoming midsize electric SUV. This morning, the American automaker outlined a lineup that immediately begins with a $57,990 Performance Launch model arriving this spring, while a more affordable $45,000 base version is planned for later.

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Tesla Energy wins licence to supply electricity to UK homes

Octopus Energy Tesla Powerwall

Tesla Energy Ventures has secured a licence from Ofgem, the UK energy regulator, to supply electricity directly to households and businesses across England, Wales, and Scotland. The licence, effective March 11, marks a significant milestone in Tesla’s six-year push to become a full energy provider in Britain.

The approval comes despite thousands of public comments opposing the application, and it positions Tesla to replicate its Texas-based retail electricity model across the Atlantic.

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Rivian is phasing out the R1S Dual Standard, its most affordable SUV, ahead of the R2

Rivian R1S Standard

According to an email sent to Rivian subscribers yesterday, the American automaker is sunsetting the Standard trim of its flagship R1S SUV. The end is imminent for Rivian’s most affordable R1S model, but the automaker says its exit will pave the way for a new “refined lineup” of EVs… Plus the R2 is about to arrive,

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BLUETTI’s Elite 300 launches as the world’s smallest 3kWh power station – and it’s 58% off

BLUETTI Elite 300

BLUETTI has officially launched the Elite 300 portable power station, a compact but powerful portable power station designed for both home backup and life on the road. And for Electrek readers, the launch deal is pretty compelling.

The Elite 300 Official Launch Offer in the US runs from March 8 through May 31, with a debut price of $1,099 – that’s 50% off, saving an incredible $1,100. On top of that, Electrek readers can get an additional 8% off using the code ELECTREK8OFF, which works on both the BLUETTI website and Amazon through May 31.

That means you can grab BLUETTI’s newest 3kWh portable power station at a serious discount while supplies last.

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Navee feature-packed UT5 Ultra X + UT5 Max superscooter first discounts from $1,530, EcoFlow power station flash sale, more

Our mid-week Green Deals are being led by the first-ever discounts (with bonus savings) on Navee’s latest and highly advanced UT5 Ultra X Electric Superscooter at $1,955, as well as the UT5 Max Electric Superscooter down at $1,530. We also have a 24-hour EcoFlow spring flash sale that is taking up to 62% off four units, like the DELTA Pro 3 Portable power Station at $2,099, while others start from $999. We shined a spotlight on Anker’s SOLIX EverFrost 2 Portable Electric Coolers at their best prices since Black Friday, thanks to our exclusive bonus savings code, as well as deals on a top-shelf EGO string trimmer, a 60V Greenworks edger, RGBIC garden lights, and much more waiting for you below. And don’t forget the hangover deals at the bottom of the page, like yesterday’s full Anker SOLIX Spring Sale lineup with an exclusive bonus savings code, Segway’s MAX G30P e-scooter down at $550 for this week, and more.

Head below for other New Green Deals we’ve found today and, of course, Electrek’s best EV buying and leasing deals. Also, check out the new Electrek Tesla Shop for the best deals on Tesla accessories.

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