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Happy Monday! Hope you’re having a great start to the week. Here are the top InsideEVs’ stories today:
Infinite Machine’s bike-lane-legal Olto is easy to ride and hard to steal.
The $20,000 Tesla Basecharger hides a serious upgrade inside.
Hundreds more Rivian mobile service vans are fixing cars on owners’ driveways.
This 2019 Tesla Model 3 drives just fine, but it has lost around a third of its original battery capacity.
—Suvrat Kothari, Staff Writer
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This Theft-Proof E-Bike Is A Cheat Code For NYC Streets
Easy to ride and hard to steal, Infinite Machine’s bike-lane-legal Olto is sure to make an impression.
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Tesla’s New EV Charger Looks Familiar, But It’s Nothing Like Its Predecessors
The $20,000 Basecharger looks like a regular V4 Supercharger, but it hides a serious upgrade inside.
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Rivian Hits 100 Service Centers Ahead Of R2 Rollout
Hundreds more mobile service vans are also fixing cars on owners’ driveways. Will it be enough, though?
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This 380,000-Mile Tesla Model 3 Has Its Original Battery. Range Loss Is Huge
A high-mileage 2019 Model 3 Standard Range Plus drives just fine, but it has lost around a third of its original battery capacity.