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Patrick George 
By: Patrick George
May 1, 2024 at 4:33pm ET
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Longtime readers of InsideEVs have hopefully noticed quite a few changes here over the past few months. We've added new team members, doubled down on original reporting, broadened our focus on electric vehicle newcomers and the broader tech space, and even retooled how our car reviews work. In other words, we've been quite busy, especially since all of that has happened in a world that simply refuses to give us a slow news day.
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