Welcome back to EV News Daily coming up today. The Jeep Wagoner S and the recon EVs. Tesla admit a mistake over Nissan's supercharging and Cooperer sets its sights on the US market.

Plus stay tuned because later in the show I'll tell you why VINFAST aren't done launching new cars in America just yet.

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daily. So let's kick off with a couple of bit of Jeep bits of news then and Jeep is set to

introduce its first global luxury electric SUV. It's the Wagoneer S and it should be arriving

at US dealerships. Any time if I just check my watch in the next five minutes.

Now, it is priced around $72,000 US.

So it's very interesting when Electric uncovered the lease pricing,

which starts at $599 per month, according to Electric.

Now, that to me seems like a good deal.

I'm no leasing expert. I don't lease my

vehicles, but for a $72,000 vehicle, to be able to chalk off $600 a month to your mobility

costs, it doesn't sound too bad to me. So a recap on the Wagoner S, 600 horsepower, 0.60

miles an hour in 3.4 seconds, 100 kilowatt hour battery, driving range of over 300 miles or 480 kilometers.

For those interested in leasing, it starts at $600, like I say, three-year, 10,000 miles and 5,000 down at signing.

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