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 Model X pricing; rumors of longer-range BMW i3; autonomous Chevy Volts from Canada; Mitsubishi announces end of production for the i-Miev electric car; Tesla announces engineer recruitment drive for Autopilot program; Japan’s H2 revolution threatened by bureaucracy; Nissan LEAF deal from Colorado; Volvo announces S90 Plug-in Hybrid; Hyundai celebrates a very slow speed record.

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* X Marks the Price - Tesla prices Model X for general production
* Longer Range, Same Capacity  - Rumors of longer-range BMW i3
* Autonomous Volts - GM announces new autonomous Volt fleet will be built in Canada
* Goodbye i-Miev - Mitsubishi i-Miev gets canceled
* Hardcore Engineers Wanted - Tesla Autopilot recruitment drive
* Grinding to a Halt - Japan’s H2 dreams let down by bureaucracy
* Too good to miss - Unbelievable Nissan LEAF deal from Colorado
* S90 Unveiled - Volvo unveils S90 with T8 plug-in hybrid, autonomous drive tech options
* Faster than a??? - Hyundai’s embarrassing FCV record.