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2026 Cadillac CT5 Earns Poor Ratings in Key IIHS Crash Tests
The 2026 Cadillac CT5 received multiple Poor ratings in updated crash testing conducted by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), including revised side-impact and moderate overlap front evaluations. The results highlight potential injury risks in several crash scenarios, even as the luxury sedan retains a five-star safety rating from the National Highway Traffic Safety…
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Audi Nuvolari Revives the R8 Spirit in Just 405 Days
Audi Nuvolari marks the return of the brand’s mid-engine supercar philosophy, carrying forward the legacy of the discontinued R8. Developed from concept to a fully functional prototype and world premiere in just 405 days, the limited-production model demonstrates Audi’s accelerated vehicle development process while building on a Lamborghini-based platform. A New Chapter for Audi’s Mid-Engine…
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Official Audi A2 e-tron Returns as Brand’s Most Efficient EV
Audi A2 e-tron is set to return this fall, with the automaker confirming a preliminary WLTP energy consumption rating of 12.8 kWh per 100 kilometers. Audi says the new model will be the most efficient vehicle it has ever produced, positioning it to compete with BMW’s upcoming i1 before the small electric hatchback has officially…
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BMW Korea Unveils Three Exclusive Limited-Edition Models
BMW Korea will begin accepting online orders for three new limited-edition models on August 11 at 3:00 p.m. local time. All three vehicles will be sold exclusively through the BMW Shop Online platform, with production limited across each special edition. 7 Series Nero Lusso Edition Leads the Limited Collection The centerpiece of the lineup is…
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2026 Mazda CX-5 Redesign Raises Questions About Buyer Preferences
The redesigned 2026 Mazda CX-5 introduces a significantly updated interior while retaining much of its familiar exterior styling, prompting debate over how much change buyers actually want from a new-generation vehicle. The latest model replaces many physical controls with a larger touchscreen but carries over its existing base powertrain. New Touchscreen Marks the Biggest Change…
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Maserati Says V8 Engine Return Is Technically Feasible
Maserati is evaluating the possibility of bringing the V8 engine back to its lineup, with the company’s engineering chief confirming that current vehicle platforms could accommodate an eight-cylinder powertrain. While no final decision has been made, the company says customer demand for V8-powered models remains. Maserati Reconsiders Its Powertrain Strategy Maserati no longer offers a…
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Clemson Unveils Solar EV Prototype That Generates More Energy
Clemson University graduate students have unveiled Deep Orange 17, an electric vehicle prototype designed to generate more energy than it consumes during a standard urban commute. Named Luminetta, the project focuses on capturing solar energy while the vehicle is both driving and parked, demonstrating a different approach to electric vehicle efficiency. Deep Orange 17 Developed…
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Tesla Model Y L Drops Promised Wireless Charging Upgrade in U.S.
Tesla has confirmed that the U.S. version of the Model Y L will not include the upgraded actively cooled wireless charging pad that was previously listed as one of the SUV’s features. Instead, U.S. buyers will receive the same wireless charging system used in other Tesla models sold in North America. Model Y L Introduced…
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Ford Explorer Facelift Debuts in China With New Design Updates
Ford has opened reservations for a refreshed version of the Ford Explorer in China, revealing updated styling, revised trim levels, and new specifications. The latest Chinese-market model could offer an early look at design changes that may eventually reach future global versions of the midsize SUV. Updated Ford Explorer Arrives in China The latest Ford…
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Telo MT1 Electric Pickup Targets Big Towing in a Small Package
Telo is preparing to bring its compact MT1 electric pickup to market, combining small dimensions with towing capability that exceeds the standard Tesla Cybertruck, according to the company. Founded in 2022, the startup has spent the past three years developing an electric truck designed to deliver pickup utility in a significantly smaller footprint. Telo MT1…







