CyberBark
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CyberBark
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As the average price of a new electric car in the US approaches $50,000, more of the car-buying public is open to buying cheaper Chinese EVs, despite resistance from the industry and both major US political parties. More here: reut.rs/3PzL5ir


I’m excited to announce a partnership with @Uber. As part of this, Uber plans to invest up to $1.25 billion in Rivian and deploy up to 50,000 R2 robotaxis. This partnership accelerates our path to Level 4 autonomy and supports our goal of building one of the safest autonomous platforms in the world—across both shared and personally owned vehicles. The combination of Rivian’s rapidly growing data flywheel, our in-house RAP1 inference platform (800 TOPS), and our multi-modal perception stack provides a powerful foundation to scale autonomy quickly and responsibly over the next couple of years.



NEWS: Honda is reportedly cancelling the Prologue EV in the US at the end of this year, just two years after it was introduced. This means that starting in January 2027, Honda will no longer have any new EVs for sale in its lineup in America. Through Jan-Feb 2026, Honda has sold just 1,731 Prologues, down 75% from the same period last year. Prologue pricing & EPA range: • EX: $47,400, 308 miles • EX AWD: $50,400, 294 miles • Touring: $51,700, 308 miles • Touring AWD: $55,155, 294 miles • Elite: $58,355, 283 miles Last week, Honda announced it expects to report its first annual loss in nearly 70 years as a public company in the fiscal year ending March 2026, after recording a $15.7 billion write-down tied to its EV business. Honda said: “The situation changed far more rapidly than we expected. The suspension of EV subsidies in North America undercut growth, and competition in China meant we couldn’t provide attractive models or maintain our competitive edge.”

The mandate of the Solana Foundation is to help Solana win.

@ramez Automobile manufacturing in china is heavily subsidized. Allow them in, but heavy tariffs.


Something $TSLA FSD fans don't seem to get: - More than 80% of Tesla buyers don't care enough about FSD to buy FSD. - 100% of buyers of other cars don't care about FSD enough to buy a Tesla Since Tesla represents just 6% of vehicle sales in the US, When put together, that tells you that CURRENTLY, that means 99% of car buyers don't care about FSD. I personally love self-driving, and I think in the future, the % of people who care about self-driving will rapidly increase. But it's UNDENIABLE that 99% of CURRENT car-buyers don't care about FSD! Lack of FSD at launch, will only have a negative 1% impact on $RIVN R2 demand based on the evidence! 🤣



NEWS: Amazon's Zoox says that "since launching our robotaxi service in Las Vegas and our Zoox Explorers program in San Francisco at the end of last year, we’ve driven more than one million autonomous miles and served more than 300,000 riders."

@Hilbe V2X at launch of R2? ;) this is what we need







