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Interest in EVs is rising after a three-year slump, but Tesla’s dominance is waning as Elon Musk’s political woes and cheaper Chinese alternatives reshape the market.
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As Elon Musk confronts deepening business and political challenges in the US, he’s also facing trouble in his other most important market: China. For a while, Tesla was the hottest car on Chinese roads, and Musk was the toast of Beijing.

But Tesla's reign is over there, just as it is in Australia, where a three-year electric vehicle slump is being turned around, steered by cheaper Chinese brands like BYD.

In other news, can you still get rich quick with crypto? Coinstash co-founder Ting Wang says the answer is complicated.

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