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Canoo Delivers a New Electric Van
Canoo Delivers a New Electric Van
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Los Angeles electric vehicle startup Canoo was founded in 2017 by two former BMW executives. They quickly landed a deal to manufacture a car for Hyundai and created a plan to go public. Today, they announced their second vehicle. dot.LA's Francesca Billington looks at what its release could mean for the company and the future of delivery services.
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