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Jeep's first fully electric model, the Avenger, has been crowned European Car of the Year. Although customer deliveries won't start until late March, the Avenger comfortably beat the rest of the competition. It received 328 votes in total, with second place going to the VW ID.Buzz (241 votes). Only senior journalists from accredited automotive publications were allowed to vote.

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Foxconn, Maker of iPhones, Reveals EV Hatchback Is Coming
The Model B is designed by Taiwanese electronics maker Foxconn, which purchased an automotive factory in Ohio from EV startup Lordstown Motors last year.

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Why is Greta not covering this side of EV's?? When you purchase an EV you are contributing to forced child labor and pollution of the Earth.

https://rumble.com/v242coa-the-dark-side-of-electric-vehicles.html

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Earlier this year, GM caught the world's attention with a hint of the first-ever all-wheel drive Chevrolet Corvette, which many people speculated would become the first-ever Corvette E-Ray hybrid sports car when it actually made it to production. It would seem that speculation is correct, as an online configurator seemingly showing the 2024 Chevy Corvette E-Ray hybrid AWD leaked, and likely way before the automaker was prepared for the world to see, confirming a few details about the electrified Vette.

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Watch: Police Forcibly Remove Greta Thunberg from Coal Mine Protest

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Amen brother!

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Hydroelectric? Nuclear? Yes?

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Hydroelectric? Nuclear? Yes?

Sure, Nuclear seems to be the wave of the future. But, let's no forget Nine Mile, Chernobyl and Fukushima, Uranium seems to be a good energy source until you have to hit the oh shit button or your country is attacked in war, generally, nuclear power plants are the prime targets in an attack.

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Sure, Nuclear seems to be the wave of the future. But, let's no forget Nine Mile, Chernobyl and Fukushima, Uranium seems to be a good energy source until you have to hit the oh shit button or your country is attacked in war, generally, nuclear power plants are the prime targets in an attack.

Canada really doesn't have a military to speak of, so it's doubtful that Canada would be attacked. Canada is where the draft dodgers go.

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Sure, Nuclear seems to be the wave of the future. But, let's no forget Nine Mile, Chernobyl and Fukushima, Uranium seems to be a good energy source until you have to hit the oh shit button or your country is attacked in war, generally, nuclear power plants are the prime targets in an attack.

Chernobyl and Fukishima were both designs that would never have been allowed in the US. Chernobyl also had a problem with typical Soviet bloc quality control and training. Fukishima had a problem in that the control power was located outside the containment system, when that got wiped out they had no way to shut it down. Three Mile Island had a less than 6% increase in background radiation, less than a typical xray series. Nukes work, but the left is opposed to anything that resembles that for power.