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We'll start in the USA.

Where the Hyundai Arnick 5 for the 2025 model year,

the pricing and features revealed,

I think the thing is most exciting for me.

It's the first factory-produced vehicle with

J-3,400 standards. You can go along, either use a Tesla supercharger or a third-party charging

station that started to integrate J-3400. Native Nax, if you want to call it that, and that is

standard on the side of the vehicle. Of course, if you want to go use CCS-1 to get those big charge

speeds at the

higher voltage stations, the Tesla ones don't work at yet, then you'll have to use an adapter.

But the adapters to go to CCS1 will give you the full that speed, if you like. And so that is

probably the headline, but otherwise the Unix 5 starts with the 63 kilowatt hour battery at 43-975,

inclusive of destination, and will go up to about 58,000 for the all-wheel drive limited trim

with the Big Daddy battery. The interesting thing is it's made in the US at the Meta Plant America,

and that's so it gets $3750 federal tax credit or $7,500 lease loophole.

Get it while it lasts because that's probably going to be one of the first things that goes under the new administration.

Well, Tesla is finally adding charge your occupancy for third-party stations, showing up in Tesla vehicles as great bubbles, and it will show how many charges there are.

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