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Tesla Roadster shows off performance in demo, can it win electric supercar buyers

Tesla showcased next-generation Roadster performance in a demonstration, including driving upside down in mid-air and jumping over multiple vehicles, and accelerating to 60 mph in under 1 second. The event was held near Waco, Texas, and Elon Musk said mass production would begin in 2028 after an earlier date was delayed by weather. Tesla said the car reached 60 mph in 0.81 seconds and outlined compressed-air propulsion systems.

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China\'s Geely deploys 2.2-MW ultra-fast chargers as U.S. delays 750-kW rollout

Chinese EV maker Geely deployed 2.2-megawatt ultra-fast chargers in five Chinese cities within a week of unveiling them, as China\'s industry shifts from peak output competition to rapid commercialization and rollout. Geely plans 15,000 charging sites by end-2027 and says its system splits power between two heads. In the United States, ultra-fast charging rollout is slower, with EVgo\'s 750-kW system delayed to 2027 and Tesla\'s high-output deployments taking years.

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Survey finds nearly 90 percent say AI developers should be liable in self-driving car crashes

A survey on liability for crashes involving self-driving vehicles found a strong view that AI developers should be held responsible. About 90 percent of respondents said the developers of the AI that moves the vehicle should bear responsibility, according to EV outlet Electrek. About 3,000 people took part. The least-supported option was personal liability for the person in the driver’s seat, while many also argued vehicle owners should be responsible. Some said liability could be shared among makers and AI developers.