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Here''s Why Record-High Lithium Prices Are Here To Stay The price for lithium is hitting fresh record highs as the parabolic growth in the electrification of vehicles by major automakers increases demand. Mining companies worldwide are scrambling to increase production and develop new sources of the world''s lightest metal. China, the largest battery-producing country, reported last week that the benchmark price of lithium carbonate was about 300,000 yuan (just over $47k per ton), an increase of about six times from January 2021. Soaring prices come as electric-car makers, such as Tesla , report exponential growth in the US, Europe, and China. Lithium is one of the essential elements in battery technology powering electric vehicles that steadily replace combustion engines. As the share of electric cars increases, demand for lithium will increase; thus, conventional wisdom would suggest lithium prices will remain elevated until the battery industry develops new mining projects to expand output.

While the logistics appeared to check out in theory, some cryptocurrency miners said using Tesla cars to earn the digital tokens was "hardly worth it."

Tesla has brought new driver assistance features in its Full Self-Driving (FSD) beta.

The version 10.3 update to Teslas controversial Full Self-Driving feature lets drivers choose from different driving styles, including "Chill," Average," and "Assertive." Each mode dictates how the car will respond to certain situations.

TV historian Dan Jones has launched a hunt for a mystery intruder who keeps breaking into his £50,000 Tesla to watch Netflix. The cheeky culprit bypassed the electric cars security over several nights and hacked into its entertainment system to enjoy hits such as Peaky Blinders and The Crown. A seat was reclined and []

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After Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA ) turned in stellar fourth-quarter deliveries on Sunday, the unanimous view among analysts is that

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Elon Musk Says Price Of Full Self Driving Will Rise To $12,000 This Month In a move that we can only describe as equal parts laughable and confusing, Elon Musk announced last night via Twitter that Tesla would be raising the price of its almost non-existent Full-Self Driving feature from $10,000 to $12,000. Despite moving one iteration further in the "beta testing" process for Full Self Driving, the product has not been available for wide commercial release, despite Tesla charging unsuspecting consumers $10,000 a clip for the software for nearly a half-decade now. In other words, people buying Teslas have been paying for features that, but for dangerous looking beta tests, haven''t arrived yet. This makes it obviously quizzical as to why Musk would go and raise the price for the feature. Tesla FSD price rising to $12k on Jan 17 Elon Musk (@elonmusk) January 7, 2022 In August of last year, Musk came out and admitted that FSD Beta 9.2 was "actually not great". Tesla skeptic and short seller Jim Chanos immediately rang in on Twitter, dryly noting about Musk''s admission that he must have missed the admission on Tesla''s AI day.

Tesla owners speak to CNBC about how they''ve used the internal computer and battery power of the car to mine cryptocurrencies.

Fort Lauderdale accepts proposal for Elon Musk''s Tesla beach tunnel CNN