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Tesla Unveils Cybercab Motor that Does Not Use Rare Earth Elements.

Tesla, a leading electric vehicle company, recently unveiled its Cybercab motor, which does not use rare earth materials. Analysts believe this product is of great significance given the Chinese Communist Party's control over the rare earth supply chain.
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Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, has confirmed in the social network X that the electric motor used in the robotaxi Cybercab does not use rare earths. How does it differ from the winding rotor engines used for years by brands such as BMW or Renault? Tesla Cybercab was one of the great novelties of last week. Tesla’s electric robotaxi, which lacks steering wheel or pedals, aspires to become the vehicle that popularizes total autonomous driving. To achiev…

Tesla released Cybercab motors that do not use rare earths, which are 18% smaller, 25% lighter, and more efficient. Analysts believe that in the context of the CCP's control of the rare earth supply chain, this is of great significance to the safety of the electric vehicle industry supply chain.

Tesla has unveiled a new motor for its Cybercab that does not use rare earth elements. The impact on the EV industry is being closely watched amid growing concerns about the supply chain of rare earth elements, which are heavily concentrated in China for processing and refining.

Tesla, a leading electric vehicle company, recently unveiled its Cybercab motor, which does not use rare earth materials. Analysts believe this product is of great significance given the Chinese Communist Party's control over the rare earth supply chain.

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大纪元 Epoch Times broke the news in New York, United States on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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