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Published: 09 November 2025

Created: 09 November 2025

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Electric SUVs like the R1S are proliferating at dealerships, giving consumers a wide choice. But the larger question industry watchers are now asking is: Will consumers buy them? The $7,500 federal ...
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Posted: 2025-11-09 03:03:00

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