Cristian Agatie is a Staff Writer at autoevolution. He specializes in automotive topics, focusing on electric vehicles, driverless cars, and various types of automobiles, including cars, trucks, and lorries. Cristian's insights and expertise in the automotive industry have been featured in notable publications.
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Cristian Agatie's coverage predominantly revolves around the automotive industry, with a notable focus on Tesla and electric vehicles. His work also includes press releases and specific product promotions.
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By: Cristian Agatie
Rivian surprised everyone when it announced, during the Autonomy & AI Day in December, that it would provide autonomous driving capabilities rivaling Tesla's
By: Cristian Agatie
During an AMA session on Reddit, Rivian software chief Wassym Bensaid confirmed that the R2 will offer Vehicle to Home (V2H) support in the future
By: Cristian Agatie
Tesla officially confirmed that the Roadster 2.0 will be built at Giga Texas, although we still don't know when this unlikely event might happen
By: Cristian Agatie
Electrifying iconic cars like the 911 will remain off the menu for quite some time, Porsche reassures its fans in the wake of controversial Ferrari Luce launch
By: Cristian Agatie
Tesla's Robotaxi fleet has shrunk over the past two weeks in Austin, Dallas, and Houston, confirming Musk's decision to wait until FSD V15 launches
By: Cristian Agatie
Tesla patented a self-cleaning camera inspired by the human eye, featuring an integrated wiper that looks and functions like an eyelid
By: Cristian Agatie
Slate Auto announced that people would be able to preorder the Slate electric trucks starting June 24, with deliveries to follow "late this year"
By: Cristian Agatie
Tesla benefited from a new Texas law that allows companies to self-certify their robotaxis to provide commercial driverless rides across the state
By: Cristian Agatie
To say about the Ferrari Luce's controversial design that "it's a conversation starter" would be a serious understatement, but that doesn't mean it won't sell
By: Cristian Agatie
The Mercedes-AMG GT 4-Door Coupe needs 11 minutes to charge 10%-80%, thus becoming the fastest charging EV on the market, and this is what made it possible
