Welcome back to EV News Daily. Coming up today, Stalantis' European success is down to EVs.

Tesla's superchargers get upgraded and the new Jaguar electric vehicles. Plus, stay tuned because later

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Let's talk Stalantis, because I do a fair amount with my friends in the

US and the batteries included a podcast on a Friday with Dominic and Tom and other guests as well.

And sometimes my US friends will say, bligh me, Stalantis, not much happening with Jeep and

Ram need to get things and dodge. That's true, but the US perception of Stalantis is perhaps

different from the European one. And Stalantis has shown notable growth in the EV sales market

throughout Europe, aligning with the latest EU regulations for CO2 reductions as well. In October,

the company recorded another 1.2% rise in Bev sales in the EU 29

area, maintaining its lead in France, Italy and Portugal. The Peugeot E208 was the top selling

car in France over the first 10 months. The Citroen EC3 led sales in October alone. Stalantis's

Bev market share twice that of its closest competitor. As of last

month in October, Stalantis was commanding a 17.5% market share in Europe. Second overall, the

company has thrived despite the overall industry downturn and how many of their competition

are talking to regulators and governments and saying it's impossible

to hit the CO2 targets that we'd known have been coming for the last five years and now we

pretend that we didn't. And we haven't got any EVs to sell or people don't want the EVs that

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