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Tesla · Canada

Tesla Slashes Prices in Canada Despite Tariffs as Sales Basically Go to 0

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Tesla has slashed prices on the Model Y in Canada despite tariffs as sales in the country have virtually gone...See the Story

Patrick Brown · Brampton

Zenobē and Brampton lead CA$4 billion initiative to electrify transit bus fleet in landmark UK-Canada collaboration

74% Center coverage: 31 sources

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Japan Economy · Japan

Truck units of Toyota and Daimler reach merger deal, first announced two years ago

42% Left coverage: 12 sources

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Record-setting lithium-ion conductors: Researchers develop new material for solid-state batteries

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

Researchers at TUM and TUMint.Energy Research have taken a significant step towards improving solid-state batteries. They developed a new material made of lithium, antimony and scandium that conducts lithium ions more than 30% faster than any previously known material. The work is published in the journal Advanced Energy Materials.Technology · Munich See the Story

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