Welcome back to EV News Daily coming up today. GM drops Ultium from their EV tech.

Tesla adds a 436 Mile Model 3, and Uber wants you to go green.

Plus stay tuned because later in the show, I'll tell you why Apple's contract manufacturer of Foxcon is applying the rules of the smartphone game to the automotive world.

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Wherever you are in the world, it's EV News Daily, your trusted source of EV information

for Thursday 10th of October. I'm Martin Lee, and I'll go through every EV story so you don't

have to. And welcome to a new podcast, Executive Producer. If you want to be one of those,

you can get your name in the Hall of Fame and be on our list of legends.

Jim Moran, you are one of the exec producer legends.

Thank you so much.

$10 a month is a couple of posh coffees, but it's not insignificant.

I really appreciate everybody that lets me do this as a living these days,

spreading the word about electric vehicles and energy and renewables

and how we move around in the future and energy and renewables and how we

move around in the future and try and bring you everything you need to know in 15, 20, 25 minutes.

There's so much going on today that firstly, you can save time by getting the ad-free feed.

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That's going to save you

over the course of a year a lot of time as a Patreon supporter. But also, I'm going to split the

pod in two today because there's so much to have a discussion with you about General Motors

abandoning Altium that I think we need to properly go into it because it wasn't just a marketing term

ultium. It was a

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