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: NissanConnect EV security flaw; Volkswagen duals with EPA over electric cars; Daimler asks its executives to drive a plug-in; Faraday Future worries Nevada lawmakers; Aston Martin picks Welsh factory for upcoming DBX electric crossover; Tesla defeats anti-tesla law in Indiana; GM confirms Ampera-e will be built in U.S.; Honda plans more plug-ins; a kid-friendly Tesla Model S you can buy for $500.

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* Leaving The Door Unlocked - Nissan LEAF security flaw
* Under Pressure - Volkswagen pressured by the EPA to make EVs
* Leading by Example - Daimler tells its execs to pick company cars that plug in
* Future Tense - Faraday Future's future looks less certain
* A Welsh Home - Aston Martin picks Welsh town as place it will build DBX
* Defeating Bill - Tesla beats Indiana anti-Tesla bill
* Detroit-Built - GM Confirms Ampera-e will be built in U.S.
* Revised Plans - Honda promises 2/3 of all cars it sells by 2030 will be electrified
* Pint-Sized Model S - Tesla Model S for Kids.