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Can AM Radio Survive the EV Revolution?

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Video may have killed the radio star, but EVs are destroying all of AM radio.

Carmakers like Tesla and BMW are increasingly omitting the talk-radio frequencies from their vehicles, and, on Tuesday, a slew of AM radio executives stepped off their preferred live-studio soapbox and into the halls of Congress to make the case for why FM radio's tamer, nerdier cousin still deserves to be heard.

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