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🤯 Elon Musk Announces Tesla's "Forever Lithium" Move – Uncover the Playbook! 🚗🔋

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It covered a distance of 752 miles... spanning the ENTIRE state of Michigan. ? Modified Tesla stun

It covered a distance of 752 miles... spanning the ENTIRE state of Michigan. [Economy Thoughts](economythoughtleaders.com)   Modified Tesla stuns Elon Musk. Drives 752 Miles on a single charge EV Makers Try Bribing Customers (And it Still Isn’t Working ) Dear Reader, A prototype Tesla is sending shockwaves through the auto industry: It drove 752 miles… across the ENTIRE state of Michigan… On a single battery charge! [Video]( The secret? A new type of battery I call [“Forever Lithium.”]( Musk was so blown away… On a single battery charge! Within a month, he announced Tesla’s entire fleet would be switching to this battery. He told investors: “The vast majority of the heavy lifting for electrification will be [Forever Lithium].” You don’t need to own an EV now, or plan to buy one, to profit from this switch. Because a few miles south of this experiment… An [obscure Indiana firm]( is now positioned to mint more millionaires than the rise of Tesla. They’ve inked a deal to ramp up production of “Forever Lithium” inside a new $3 Billion battery facility… And investors who take a stake in this company now could be richly rewarded. [Click here to watch a live ‘demo’ of this lucrative battery switch (and how to profit)]( Regards, [Signature] Nomi Prins Editor, Rogue Economics [ETL](economythoughtleaders.com) Thank you for subscribing to our service using the email address {EMAIL}. This promotional email from Polaris Advertising includes advertisements. Your feedback and inquiries are important to us. Please be aware that personalized advice cannot be provided due to legal restrictions. To guarantee our emails reach your inbox, kindly add our email address to your address book. Unauthorized reproduction, copying, or redistribution of our content, whether in whole or in part, is strictly prohibited without prior written consent from Polaris Advertising. For assistance, call our toll-free number: +1 (302) 499-2858. Customer support is available Monday through Friday, 9 am to 5 pm ET. Email us at support@economythoughtleaders.com. Visit us at 124 Broadkill Rd 4, Milton, DE 19968. © 2023 Polaris Advertising. All rights reserved. If you no longer wish to receive these emails, please click the [unsubscribe button]( to opt-out.

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