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  1. Tesla’s cheaper Model 3 and Y are a trim decision, not a new car

    Tesla lowered the entry price with Standard trims. The buyer’s question is whether the missing features are worth the savings.

  2. The returning Bolt’s price is real. Its volume is still a question.

    GM announced a sub-$30,000 Bolt with faster charging. Its limited run makes production volume the part to watch.

  3. Rivian's voice assistant needs to operate the car, not narrate it

    A 2025 leak suggested Rivian would use Gemini. The useful test is whether its assistant can handle real vehicle tasks reliably.

  4. The Model Y Performance sells speed. I would check the daily ride.

    Tesla’s refreshed Model Y Performance has strong published acceleration and range. The meaningful upgrade depends on ride and handling.

  5. Rivian's R3 is the right size. The price is still a promise.

    Rivian showed the compact R3 and R3X in 2024, but it had not published firm prices or production dates.

  6. Tesla Slashes Model 3 and Model Y Prices

    Tesla Slashes Model 3 and Model Y Prices After Underwhelming Q3 Deliveries

  7. Rockstar confirms GTA VI leak

    Rockstar confirmed a 2022 intrusion involving early GTA footage. A stolen development build was poor evidence for judging the final game.

  8. Kia EV6 smashes Tesla's world record

    Kia's EV6 beat a U.S. cross-country charging-time record in 2021. A record run still left everyday charger reliability untested.