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We'll start with news today about the new Cooper at Ravel.

That's Cooper's version of the VW ID2.

So this won't be their super cheap, 20,000 euro urban mini segment, but this would certainly be up against the 25,000 euro cars that are all coming.

Not some cheap cars in Europe.

Obviously, we're looking forward to the Hyundai Insta.

We're looking forward to the Leap Motor T03, the Dachia Spring.

He's on up 15,000 pounds, for instance.

This will be a bit more premium and a segment up maybe., the Coopera Raval on the M-E-B-Short platform. Probably a couple

of battery sizes, maybe a 40 and a 56-kil-watt-hour battery offering up to 275 miles or 450

kilometers of range. It's Cooper, so they'll lean into the sporty bit of the Volkswagen group.

I think, you know, we've seen lots of spy shots now of the Ravel testing, so got some really nice triangular headlikes, some cool air intakes, a large lower grill, a little subtle diffuser at the back as well, so it looks sportier than the VW, your mothership's version of that, the ID2 whenever that comes.

But we think the Cupero Raval EV, Raval, Raval. Either way, you say potato, will come first.

Before the ID2, like I say, 25,000 euros, 27,000 US dollars equivalent, not that it will be

a North American car, of course. Lots of spice shots we're seeing of this one, so it can't be far away.

Also seeing shots this weekend of the camouflage, tester model Y prototypes.

Nothing huge to learn or gain about these pictures because the front and the rear are covered up.

But we think a light bar across the back with that new logo, T-E-S-L-A, not the T- on the back, maybe set in or maybe illuminated on a full-width red light bar across the back and the inside.

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