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Tesla's 10-Q reports $28.05 billion of third-quarter revenue, a $49 million dip from a year earlier. Deliveries fell, energy-storage revenue fell, and the company says battery supply still limits how fast auto output can grow.
Tesla's third-quarter update says the FSD (Supervised) attach rate reached over 75 percent of new deliveries in North America. Tesla says the system requires an attentive driver and does not make the vehicle autonomous.
Porsche's 9 October delivery release does not print a single electric total. The Macan Electric, Taycan, and Cayenne Electric figures in that release add up to 38,730 of the 178,532 cars delivered worldwide.
LAZ Parking and EverCharge, part of indiGOtech, said on 20 October that a new joint venture will sell multifamily charging under the EverCharge SmartPower name. LAZ says the deal takes its network to 25,000 ports in North America.
Electrek, Car and Driver, and Autoweek reported on 22 October that the 2027 Mustang Mach-E adds a Trail version and makes an extended-range battery standard. Their prices line up once the destination fee is included.
France's September electric-car share was 41.7 percent in the AAA Data table, and Germany's was 34.5 percent at the KBA. A 34.6 percent German figure is a separate compilation. The 90 percent CO2 idea is a reported negotiating position, not the short joint statement's text, and it is not law.
CATL's 22 October statement says BAIC will connect multi-brand models to its chocolate battery-swap ecosystem and that the two companies are pushing toward one million swap vehicles. The statement sets no date for that figure.
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