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2028 Range Rover Spy Shots Hint at Possible SV Model
The 2028 Range Rover facelift has been spotted again during testing, and the latest prototype offers a clearer look at the SUV’s potential design changes. Unlike earlier test vehicles covered in extensive camouflage, this example features bodywork that closely resembles the current Range Rover, raising the possibility that the upcoming refresh will focus on subtle…
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Tesla 4680 Battery Faces New Test With the Roadster
Tesla’s 4680 battery technology is facing another major test as the company prepares to deliver its Roadster, following charging-performance complaints involving the Model Y and Cybertruck. Tesla says the new Roadster will use specially designed 4680 cells with improved cooling and chemistry, potentially addressing problems that have affected earlier applications. However, the electric sports car…
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2027 Kia EV6 Prices Hold Steady at $37,900 for Base Model
The 2027 Kia EV6 will carry over its 2026 pricing, specifications and trim lineup, with the electric crossover starting at $37,900 before destination charges. Built in Georgia, the EV6 avoids several costly tariffs, while all seven configurations retain their existing prices and powertrain options for the new model year. 2027 Kia EV6 Pricing and Trim…
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2027 Jeep Gladiator 35-Inch Tire Launch Edition Adds More Off-Road Power
The 2027 Jeep Gladiator 35-Inch Tire Launch Edition brings factory-installed 35-inch all-terrain tires, increased ground clearance and upgraded off-road hardware to Jeep’s midsize pickup. Available on the Willys, Rubicon and Rubicon X trims, the limited-production package enhances the Gladiator’s off-road capabilities while adding distinctive bronze accents and exclusive design elements. Pricing has not yet been…
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BMW iX3 Moose Test Reveals Surprising Handling Results
The new BMW iX3 weighs well over 5,000 pounds, making it unusually heavy for a compact SUV. Its large battery contributes to that weight, raising questions about how the electric powertrain affects agility. A moose test put the BMW iX3 through an emergency avoidance maneuver, revealing how effectively the electric SUV manages body roll, understeer…
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Tesla Cybertruck Plans Canceled in Australia and New Zealand
Tesla has canceled plans to bring the Cybertruck to Australia and New Zealand, abandoning its planned expansion into the two markets and leaving the electric pickup without a right-hand-drive version in the foreseeable future. The decision comes as the Cybertruck struggles to meet its original production ambitions and faces disappointing sales despite once attracting more…
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Mitsubishi U.S. Strategy Targets Growth With Six New Models
Mitsubishi is shifting more resources toward developed markets, including the United States, Japan and Australia, as Chinese electric vehicles intensify competition in Southeast Asia. The move could reshape the automaker’s U.S. strategy, with plans for new models, dealership expansion and a broader lineup aimed at American buyers. Mitsubishi Shifts Focus as Chinese EV Competition Grows…
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Fiat Titano Popemobile Revealed for Pope Leo XIV’s Uruguay Visit
The new Fiat Titano Popemobile is being prepared for Pope Leo XIV’s official visit to Uruguay from November 6 to 8, 2026. Nordex, Stellantis’ production partner in Uruguay, will build and modify the vehicle with specialized seating, open sides and other features designed for the Pope’s public appearances. Fiat Titano Transformed Into a Popemobile The…
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Cadillac Blackwing Models Will Keep the Promise of Driver Control
General Motors is not ruling out a future Cadillac without a steering wheel, but it is making a clear commitment to driving enthusiasts: anyone who wants to drive a Cadillac V Blackwing will still have that opportunity. The company’s position comes as it prepares to introduce more advanced autonomous driving technology while leaving room for…
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Acura Trademark Filings Hint at Two New SUVs by 2030
Acura could be preparing to expand its SUV lineup with two new models, as recent trademark filings by parent company Honda offer potential clues about the luxury brand’s future vehicles. The filings include four names — TDX, LDX, Type-Trail and Type T — that could be connected to Acura’s plans to increase annual sales to…
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