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EV Channels Review

This video provides a comprehensive update on recent developments in the EV and Tesla space. Key highlights include the rollout of FSD version 11.1.5 for the Cybertruck, addressing previously missing features like one-tap trip starts and reverse FSD functionality, though Summon and Smart Summon remain absent. Tesla is also planning extended battery warranty plans for 2026, offering owners options beyond the standard coverage, which is a positive move for long-term ownership. The video notes the imminent delivery of the Performance Model Y in the US, featuring adjustable leg support and a larger touchscreen. Lease prices for various Model Y and Model 3 trims have been updated, with indications of temporary pricing. The review touches on BYD's growing market share in the UK, Waymo's expansion into new cities for driverless robo taxi services, and Rivian's progress with the R2, targeting early 2026 deliveries with a base price around $45,000 and bidirectional charging. Polestar 4 will be the first to feature Google Maps' live lane guidance. Ford is also preparing affordable EVs around $30,000. Finally, the video covers OpenAI's significant cloud computing deal with AWS and a Chinese EV maker's launch of a battery-swappable EV for $14,000.