Tesla-Hertz deal could make EVs mainstream

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Bloomberg

October 26, 2021 12:30 PM

Hertz Global Holdings’ $4.2 billion deal with Tesla is about more than just an order for 100,000 cars. It’s about vaulting electric vehicles into the mainstream.

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