About this episode
The floodgates are open following a landmark $243 million ruling against Tesla in a wrongful death suit in Florida, and now that same lawyer is thirsty for more. He's not alone, either, and America's leading EV brand seems to be dodging court issues in California and even from its own shareholders! We've got all this and more on today's ruinous episode of Quick Charge!
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Fresh TSLA lawsuits, V2X options, and the USAF is blowing up Cybertrucks
Tesla does a rare ad and it’s pathetically misleading
Tesla leads price cuts as US EV sales post 2nd-best month ever
Revel is shutting down its Model Y-powered ride-hailing, which was basically Tesla Robotaxi
BMW isn’t wasting any time discounting its new 2026 EVs
Prologis set to generate a MASSIVE 82 MW of energy with rooftop solar
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