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AAH #690 – What The Heck Is Happening With That $25,000 Tesla?

April 11, 2024 by sean

Listen to “AAH #690 – What The Heck Is Happening With That $25,000 Tesla?” on Spreaker.

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TOPIC:
– What’s happening with that $25,000 car Tesla was supposed to come out with?
– That small $25,000 EV that Ford’s working on, is that really a good idea?
– Do Americans really want a small car?
– Could Toyota blind side everyone by coming out with a killer EV as revolutionary as the first Prius?

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Filed Under: Autoline After Hours, More to See Tagged With: affordable EV, cheap EV, Ford, Ford skunk works EV program, Jim Farley, Model 2, prius, Tesla, toyota, unboxed, Unboxed Assembly, unboxed assembly process

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  1. Clem Zahrobsky says

    April 11, 2024 at 3:58 pm

    is not the corvette painted in pieces ??

  2. Kit Gerhart says

    April 11, 2024 at 8:07 pm

    Yep, I think the Corvette is painted in pieces, but with its space frame, things would be a lot different doing that than with a steel body.

  3. George Ricci says

    April 12, 2024 at 2:54 pm

    The Bolt will be back in 2025.

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