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: October electric car sales; Tesla’s Q3 earnings; 2016 Nissan LEAF priced in U.S; VW deiselgate scandal deepens further; BMW i3 popular with emergency services; Tesla announces new referral program; GM commits to pushing Chevy Bolt to market ASAP; Hyundai gets excited about 50 fuel cell SUVs; Tesla Model S thief thwarted by real-time tracking.

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* October Sales  - Sales figures for EVs during November in U.S.
* Losses up, yet staying positive - Tesla Q3 report.
* LEAF priced - Nissan LEAF pricing for U.S.
* Ve are innocent! - Volkswagen’s dieselgate scandal deepens.
* Popular with the fuzz - Emergency services love the BMW i3
* Refer a friend - Tesla announces continuation of its referral program
* Bolting ahead - GM pulls out all the stops to bring the Bolt EV to market.
* Easily excited  - Hyundai gets excited about iX35 Sales.
* Nabbed! Tesla Model S thief caught thanks to on-board tech.