Jeff Bezos-backed Slate Auto expands its compact truck lineup and Waev introduces a high-capacity electric airport tug.
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Slate Auto, backed by Jeff Bezos, is entering the compact truck market. The company is introducing a high-roof cargo variant of its vehicle to expand its offerings in this segment.
Waev has launched the Tiger Li-Ion, an electric airport tug. The vehicle is capable of towing more than 60,000 lbs and is designed for continuous daily operation.
The Tiger Li-Ion is positioned as a cost-effective alternative to diesel competitors, with an estimated annual operating cost reduction of nearly $20,000.
Ford has revealed new details about its upcoming Fathom electric pickup, which will start at under $30,000 and feature the new Universal Electric Vehicle platform.
CATL is restructuring its passenger vehicle leadership to accelerate the expansion of its battery swapping business and infrastructure.
Tesla has unveiled a redesigned Roadster featuring cold-gas thrusters and active aerodynamics, with reservations now open at a total deposit of $50,000.
Global EV market dynamics shift as European sales hit record highs while North American figures decline due to tax credit expiration comparisons.
