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technology15 days ago•4 min saved

Ford's Fathom EV Pickup: US Price Starts at $28,350, Canada at CA$38,690, Pre-orders in 2027

Ford's Fathom electric pickup will launch in the US from $28,350 (plus a $1,595 delivery fee) and in Canada from CA$38,690 including a CA$4,000 EV incentive; pre-orders for the standard-range model open in early 2027 in both countries, with features like V2H/V2L, a large touchscreen, BlueCruise, built‑in Apple Maps, and standard Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, and an expected ~300 miles of range to be confirmed closer to sale.

via Electrek|

#canada #ev-pricing #fathom

business19 days ago•2 min saved

Ford's Fathom targets affordable EV pickup with new UEV platform

Ford unveiled the Fathom, a midsize electric pickup starting at $28,350 (plus $1,595 destination for a total of about $29,945), the first vehicle built on Ford's Universal Electric Vehicle platform; preorders begin in early 2027 with deliveries later that year, as Ford pursues profitability on the UEV and aims to compete on price amid slowing EV adoption and waning incentives.

via CNBC|

#business #electric-pickup #ev-pricing

technology6 months ago•14 min saved

Tesla Plans Sub-$30K Cybercab by 2027, First Unit Produced at Giga Texas

Elon Musk announced that Tesla plans to sell a consumer version of the Cybercab for under $30,000 by 2027, with the first unit produced at Giga Texas and early output expected to be slow before a ramp-up. The news follows Burned skepticism from tech influencer MKBHD, and Wall Street analysts mostly rate TSLA as a Hold with a ~$396.80 target.

via TipRanks|

#cybercab #ev-pricing #giga-texas

automotive10 months ago•6 min saved

Tesla's Budget EVs Face Criticism Over Value and Pricing

Tesla's new affordable Model 3 and Model Y have faced backlash from fans and critics alike, who argue that the cuts in features do not justify the modest price reduction, leading to poor perceived value and skepticism about their market success.

via InsideEVs|

#automotive #consumer-criticism #ev-pricing

business1 year ago•3 min saved

Tesla Stock Surges on Musk's Return and Strategic Moves

Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas remains bullish on Tesla, citing its strategic importance in AI, robotics, and manufacturing, despite mixed Wall Street ratings. The analyst highlights China's advancements in humanoid robotics and aggressive EV price cuts by competitors like BYD as significant industry factors. Musk's recent comments suggest a possible shift towards aviation ventures, and upcoming Tesla events like the Cybercab launch are closely watched. Jonas maintains an Overweight rating with a $410 target, implying an 18% upside, though the consensus remains more cautious.

via TipRanks|

#ai-robotics #business #elon-musk