This Tuesday’s edition of Mobility EVo is packed with everything electric including: 

• Electric Porsche 911
• 2025 Chevrolet Silverado EV
• Robotaxi and Robovan
• ChargePoint simplifies residential charging
• BMW Group posts BEV growth
• Electric Alpine A390_β SUV concept
• Video: Tesla Robotaxi

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Electric Hats!

1. What it’s like to drive an electric Porsche 911 and tackling the race at Pikes Peak.
   
   
2. Launching later this year, the 2025 Silverado EV offers expanded range options up to 492 miles, multiple trims including Work Truck, LT, and RST, and pricing starting at $57,095, with select models potentially qualifying for a $7,500 federal tax credit.
   
   
3. Elon Musk announced that the Robotaxi, also known as the Cybercab, will debut in 2026 with a starting price of $30,000, alongside the unveiling of the Robovan.
   
   
4. Drivers purchasing a ChargePoint Home Flex charger in the U.S. can now opt for a simplified, all-in-one home installation service.
   
   
5. The BMW Group saw a 19.1% increase in global fully-electric vehicle sales in the first nine months of 2024, delivering 294,054 BEVs.
   
   
6. The A390_β concept from Alpine previews a future coupe SUV featuring F1-inspired elements and design influences from the Alps, blending the performance of the A110 sports car with a five-seat configuration, and is set for production in 2025.
   
   
7. A new partnership between Four Seasons and Lucid offers guests sustainable driving experiences, including complimentary Lucid vehicle rentals, chauffeured house cars, and electric charging stations at participating properties, enhancing eco-friendly travel options globally.
   
   
8. Launching its first all-electric vehicle for Europe, the all-new 02 offers a 276-mile range, premium features, and customer-influenced design, marking a key milestone in Lynk & Co's expansion into the EV market.
   
   
9. For the first time, MINI introduces two all-electric John Cooper Works models that combine top-tier performance, race-inspired suspension, and aerodynamic design, pushing the limits of the premium small car segment.
   
   
10. The all-electric 4 E-Tech from Renault reimagines the classic Renault 4 as a versatile, modular compact EV with a 248-mile range, spacious design, and modern technology, aimed at bringing EVs into the mainstream.
    
    
11. The new Kwik Charge program will allow EV drivers to use fast chargers at select Midwest locations, with power levels ranging from 50kW to 400kW, and is set to launch by the end of 2024.