Tesla signed a nickel supply agreement with Talon, and it is suspected that Foxconn's pure electric new car trailer was exposed

Combined electric vehicles have become a new outlet, many companies cross-border into the market to build cars, at present, most of the cross-border people have not launched mass production cars, but one leg into the door of electric vehicles.

1. Recently, according to media reports, the official website of Hon Hai Technology Group appeared a trailer video suspected of Foxconn's pure electric new car, the video is only 8 seconds, but through the outline line of the new car appearance in the video, it can be seen that it is a four-door sedan, and some media interpret it as Foxconn to release a new model of tesla model 3.

However, some netizens found that the video that appeared on the official website of Hon Hai Technology was highly consistent with the materials sold on a website. The material was released in 2019 and is currently priced at 19 yuan.

In this regard, many netizens said: This promotional video is somewhat perfunctory. Some netizens said that they hope not to be like the FF and Evergrande, one said to return to China next week, the other said to start normal production next week...

In fact, as early as October 18, 2021, Foxconn released the pure electric vehicle brand Foxtron and brought three new cars, namely the pure electric car Model C, the pure electric SUV Model E and the electric bus Model T.

2. A few days ago, some media reported that Tesla signed its first nickel supply agreement in the United States and chose Talon Metals Corp's Tamarack mine project in Minnesota. In addition, Talon has formed a joint venture with Rio Tinto Mining Group, which is scheduled to open in 2026.

Last year, Tesla signed nickel supply agreements with BHP Billiton in Australia and New Caledonia. Musk had previously called on the mining industry to produce more nickel in a "more environmentally friendly way" and had derided U.S. nickel production as "objectively poor." And from Talon's purchases in Minnesota, Musk secured homegrown metal supplies for Tesla's battery factories in Texas and Nevada.