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Alfa Romeo Interior Design Could Ditch Large Infotainment Screens
Alfa Romeo could be moving away from oversized infotainment screens in its future vehicles, with design chief Alejandro Mesonero-Romano arguing that the industry has gone too far with in-car technology. The minimalist cabin of the Alfa Romeo Cuorerosso concept, unveiled at the Paris Motor Show earlier this month, could offer a preview of the Italian…
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BMW Job Cuts: Automaker Closes German Severance Program Early
BMW has closed its voluntary severance program in Germany ahead of schedule after thousands of employees reportedly expressed interest in leaving the company. The early shutdown signals a strong response to the automaker’s departure offers as it moves forward with plans to eliminate approximately 8,000 positions worldwide by the end of 2027. BMW confirmed on…
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Novitec Ferrari 12Cilindri N-Largo Teased With Widebody Design
Novitec is preparing a new N-Largo project based on the Ferrari 12Cilindri, teasing what appears to be an aggressive widebody version of the V12-powered supercar. Early images offer glimpses of revised bodywork, a potentially extended rear spoiler and carbon-fiber components, while details about performance upgrades and the official reveal remain under wraps. The upcoming Ferrari…
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Tesla Cybercab Deliveries Could Begin in Late 2026
Tesla is aiming to deliver its Cybercab autonomous electric vehicle to customers later in 2026, potentially meeting the timeline announced when the two-seater debuted in 2024. However, regulatory approval remains a major hurdle for the steering-wheel-free vehicle, leaving questions about whether Tesla can begin customer deliveries as planned. Lars Moravy, Tesla’s vice president of vehicle…
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Porsche EV Patent Could Bring Realistic Manual Shifting to Electric Cars
Porsche is exploring a new way to make electric vehicles more engaging by developing an electronic shifter designed to replicate the feel of a conventional manual gearbox. A newly published patent describes a system that uses sensors, an actuator and stored electrical energy to adjust shifter resistance and anticipate when a driver is preparing to…
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Acura ADX Vans Concept Gets BMX-Inspired Custom Upgrades
The Acura ADX has received a dramatic BMX-inspired makeover through a one-off collaboration between Acura and Vans. Developed with BMX star Coco Zurita, the CZ-77 Concept combines custom exterior modifications, motorsports-inspired interior upgrades and dedicated bike-carrying hardware to bring BMX culture to the luxury crossover. Unveiled at Vans headquarters in Costa Mesa, California, on October…
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Porsche Profitability Plan Targets Higher Prices and Premium Models
Porsche is pursuing a new strategy to restore profitability after two years of slowing sales following record results in previous years. The German sports carmaker plans to improve its margins by selling fewer models at significantly higher prices, expanding customization options and capitalizing on demand for exclusive vehicles. The strategy centers on Porsche’s premium offerings,…
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Gunther Werks Brundle Edition Porsche 911 Packs 860 HP
The Gunther Werks Brundle Edition is a limited-production Porsche 911 restomod that combines motorsport-inspired styling with serious performance upgrades. Based on the 993-generation 911, the special model pays tribute to former Formula 1 driver Martin Brundle, features a design created by his daughter Charlie, and delivers 860 horsepower through a twin-turbocharged flat-six engine paired with…
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2026 Audi Q3 vs. BMW X1: Which Luxury SUV Is Safer?
The 2026 Audi Q3 features a redesigned exterior and a more powerful engine, but its safety performance reveals a significant weakness compared with the BMW X1. Both luxury subcompact SUVs performed well in several crash tests, yet the Audi’s poor rating in one critical evaluation prevented it from earning a safety award, while the BMW…
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Subaru WRX Manual Returns to Japan With a Major Upgrade
The Subaru WRX is bringing a manual transmission back to Japan as a regular production option, giving enthusiasts another chance to buy the sport sedan without entering a lottery. Scheduled to go on sale in November, the new model will retain the engine’s existing output while introducing a stronger six-speed manual transmission that could offer…
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