
Tiny $15,000 Chip Motors EV Bets Slow Can Beat SUVs
Chip Motors wants buyers to pay $15,000 for a 25-mph EV that parks itself. America has to decide if slower cars can win.
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Chip Motors wants buyers to pay $15,000 for a 25-mph EV that parks itself. America has to decide if slower cars can win.

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