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Why Xcel Energy s push to expand EV incentives has divided climate and consumer advocates – The Durango Herald

Buying an electric vehicle could soon be even cheaper for millions of Coloradans. The state already offers generous programs and tax benefits to offset the cost of a new plug-in vehicle as a part of e.

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JoNova » Hertz to sell one third of it s EV s — customers don t want them and they cost too much to fix » Print

JoNova » Hertz to sell one third of it s EV s — customers don t want them and they cost too much to fix » Print
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Hertz to sell one third of it s EV s — customers don t want them and they cost too much to fix « JoNova

Hertz to sell one third of it s EV s — customers don t want them and they cost too much to fix « JoNova
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Legislation Must Consider AI s Energy Demands and Environmental Costs

While much of the focus of generative AI has been on how it impacts copyright, new research shows the dangers go much further.

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Cheaper than a Tesla Model 3? Hyundai lowers entry point to 2024 Ioniq 6 electric car with smaller battery option

Hyundai Australia has made its Ioniq 6 electric car more accessible by introducing a more affordable grade for its model year 2024 update. Rolling out a 53kWh 'Standard Range' battery that features a driving range of 429km, the entry-point to the Ioniq 6 line-up is now $65,500, before on-road costs – making it $8500 more affordable than last year's range-opening Dynamiq that features a larger battery.

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