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: plug-in car sales figures for September 2015; Elon Musk deletes tweets about Model 3 and Model Y; BMW DriveNow exits San Francisco; Toyota debuts autonomous drive technology; Proterra shows its long-range electric bus; Ford makes an excellent ad for its Focus Electric hatchback; Kia expands market availability for the Soul EV; a 100% CGI fan-made ad for Tesla; Lexus makes an electric car out of cardboard.

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* Monthly Sales - Monthly plug-in sales report card
* Deleted Tweets - Elon Musk deletes tweets associated with upcoming Tesla cars
* Drive Now (Before it’s Gone) - BMW’s DriveNow exits San Francisco
* Your Teammate on the Highway - Toyota unveils new autonomous driving prototype
* The Tesla of Busses? - Proterra tests a bus capable of 250 miles per charge
* Focus In- Ford makes its first Focus Electric ad for the U.S. -- and it’s good!
* Soul Expansion - Kia expands market availability for the Soul EV
* Fireflies - The latest (and greatest) fan-made ad for Tesla electric cars
* Lexus Cardboard - Lexus finally makes an electric car -- but out of cardboard.