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[Redwood launches electric vehicle battery recycling program Volvo and Ford are the first to participate] on Feb. 17, battery recycling company Redwood Materials, founded by Tesla co-founder and former CTO J.B. Straubel, said it was launching the most comprehensive electric vehicle battery recycling program to create an efficient, safe and effective way to recycle scrapped hybrids and electric vehicle battery packs.

Tesla is recalling certain Model S, Model X, Model Y and Model 3 vehicles because a "Boombox" function can play sounds over an external speaker.

Nobody likes a car that brakes for no reason.

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Stocks are wavering, and face another down week as 2022 stumbles due to geopolitical and interest rate uncertainties

Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) lost seven spots in the latest Consumer Report ranking of the best automotive brands. Elon Musk’s electric vehicle (EV) giant dropped from 16th to 23rd while its Model 3 lost the spot as the best EV to the Mustang Mach-E by Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F). Q4 2021 hedge fund letters, conferences and […]

A Super Bowl LVI commercial came with a price cost of $6.5 million for 30 seconds of ad time. Leading electric vehicle company Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA ) didn’t run an ad but might have come away as a winner anyway. What Happened: Super Bowl LVI, which aired on Comcast Corporation (NASDAQ: CMCSA ) owned NBC, featured a handful of commercials from automobile companies with a heavy focus on a transition to electric vehicles. Among the advertisers were Toyota Motor Corp (NYSE: TM ), Kia , BMW (OTC: BMWYY ), General Motors Company (NYSE: GM ), Nissan and Polestar , which is merging with Gores Guggenheim Inc (NASDAQ: GGPI ). Some of the companies such as Polestar used ad time to show off their vehicles while also taking shots at Tesla and its CEO Elon Musk and other … Full story available on Benzinga.com

Tesla''s CEO would like the Democratic president to align his actions with his words on electric cars (EVs).

Consumer Reports says automakers need to treat software that relates to safety like it’s a life-and-death issue

The influential publication Consumer Reports has named Ford Motor Co.’s (F) Mustang Mach-E its “Top Pick” for an electric vehicle in 2022. Consumer Reports says it was impressed with the Mach-E as soon as the non-profit group gave it a test drive. “Not only is it a really fun vehicle to drive, it is sporty, but it is also extremely mature,” said the magazine. Consumer Reports also says that reliability data it has collected shows the Mustang Mach-E has very few problems. That data, along with owner reviews and testing conducted by the publication, prompted it to name the Mach-E its 2022 “Top Pick” for an electric vehicle, replacing the Tesla (TSLA) Model 3 that had previously held the coveted designation. Consumer Reports is still recommending the Tesla Model 3, but says the small electric car fails to match the Mach-E in certain areas, most notably when it comes to hands-free driving and alerting drivers who fail to pay attention. Overall, Tesla fell seven spots to 23rd place in Consumer Reports ranking of 32 major auto brands.

The legacy automaker has copied from its great rival a method which makes it possible to have updated cars regularly and to reduce costs.

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The legacy automaker has copied from its great rival a method which makes it possible to have updated cars regularly and to reduce costs.

The US government is investigating reports of Tesla cars braking unexpectedly on motorways.

Some of Friday’s top business news stories: Associated Press Walmart steers through inflation, boosting profit and sales, by Anne D’Innocenzio Tesla faces another US investigation: Unexpected braking, by Tom Krisher CNN Mortgage rates jump… The post Talking Biz News – Feb 18, 2022 appeared first on Talking Biz News .