Welcome to T.E.N! Short for Transport Evolved News, T.E.N. is recorded every Friday to help your weekend get off to a flying start by making sure you haven’t missed the big future transport news stories of the week.

Weekly show about future cars and future car technology.  This week news about: Tesla Q4 earnings call; Tesla Model 3 reveal date set; Consumer Reports asks Tesla to install Dead Man's Switch on Autopilot Summon; Porsche invests big in electric cars; VW promises longer-range -eGolf; Chevy Bolt Confirmed for production in Europe as Ampera-e; Voltec drivetrain put up for sale; Kia Optima PHEV debuts in Chicago; NHTSA deems Google's autonomous car technology a 'driver'; UK Florists use Model S for Valentine's day ad.

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* Tesla Q4 Earnings: - Tesla announces Q4 2015 earnings
* Model 3 Reveal - Tesla confirms date of Model 3 reveal event
* No Dead Men - Consumer Reports finds a fault in Tesla Summon Mode
* Big Money Investment - Porsche invests big in Mission E sports sedan
* Drive For Longer - VW promises 186+ mile 2019 e-Golf
* European Connection - Chevy Bolt Confirmed to go on sale in Europe as Ampera-e
* Voltec for Sale - GM considers licensing Voltec range-extended EV technology
* Kia Optima PHEV Launched - Kia Unveils Optima PHEV in Chicago ahead of fall market debut
* Artificial Intelligence - NHTSA says Google Self-Driving Software can be considered a ‘Driver’
* Roses are Robotic: UK Florist uses Tesla Model S to make cute autopilot Valentine’s day ad.