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Coming up today, Jeep prep the US EV launch of their vehicles.

Rivian will open up their charging network and the Lyric tax credit.

Plus, stay tuned because later in the show, I'll tell you more about what the Chinese battery makers are saying about the current state of overcapacity and what it means for falling prices.

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Now, let's start with Jeep and their first EV.

The Wagoneer SUV is going to be the first one.

The Waganeer S, actually.

That is down for production in Q2 with the US deliveries beginning in Q3.

Now, the company's new CEO in North America,

Antonio Filosa, hints at the electric wrangler like RECON, also being around before the end of the year. We're debuting, so we get to see it. Now, G-Pender's the EV market to compete against

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