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🗞️ News

Rivian Receives $6.6B Loan

The Biden administration has approved a $6.6 billion loan to Rivian Automotive to revive its stalled electric vehicle factory in Georgia. This funding aims to support the production of Rivian's R2 and R3 models with an expected operational start in 2028.

The project is projected to create 7,500 jobs and is part of the government's strategy to promote electric vehicle manufacturing. However, the loan's future may be uncertain with the upcoming Trump administration, which has expressed opposition to federal EV support.

→ Read more about Rivian’s loan

OpenAI Gets New $1.5B Investment

OpenAI is permitting employees to sell approximately $1.5 billion in shares to SoftBank through a tender offer. This move follows a recent $6.6 billion funding round that valued OpenAI at $157 billion. The offer allows current and former employees to cash out their shares before the December 24 deadline. SoftBank's CEO Masayoshi Son has been instrumental in pushing for a larger stake in the company. Both OpenAI and SoftBank have declined to comment on the deal.

→ More details about SoftBank’s new investment

Teslas Are Involved in More Fatal Accidents

A recent study by iSeeCars reveals that Tesla has the highest rate of fatal accidents among all car brands with 5.6 fatalities per billion miles driven. This rate is significantly higher than the national average of 2.8. The findings suggest that driver behavior may play a crucial role in these statistics rather than vehicle design alone.

Tesla's Model Y and Model S are noted as particularly dangerous models. Ongoing investigations by federal agencies into Tesla's safety practices continue to raise concerns.

→ Learn more about iSeeCars study