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2027 Toyota Corolla Hatchback Starts at $24,780, Arrives This Summer
Toyota said the 2027 Toyota Corolla Hatchback is expected to arrive at dealerships this summer with a starting Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) of $24,780, excluding Dealer Processing and Handling fees. The updated compact hatchback introduces new technology upgrades, expanded equipment across both trims, and newly available exterior accessories while retaining its sporty design and…
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BMW Tests Renewable Gasoline to Cut Emissions From Existing Cars
BMW is expanding its efforts to reduce vehicle emissions by testing renewable gasoline in existing gasoline-powered cars, arguing that decarbonization requires more than a rapid shift to electric vehicles. The six-month pilot project, conducted with Toyota and Repsol, aims to evaluate a renewable fuel that can be used without mechanical modifications. The automaker says relying…
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Hyundai Red Dot Award 2026 Honors Highlight EV and Robotics Design
Hyundai Motor Company earned three honors at the Red Dot Award: Design Concept 2026 competition, with recognition spanning modular robotics and electric vehicle concepts. The awards included a Best of the Best distinction, a Luminary nomination, and two Winner titles, highlighting the company’s latest design concepts. MobED Concepts Receive Top Recognition Hyundai Motor’s MobED Urban…
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Official: Nissan Altima Discontinued as Rogue PHEV Ends Production
Nissan is ending production of the Nissan Altima and the Rogue Plug-In Hybrid as the automaker reshapes its North American lineup. Company executives said the changes are intended to make room for upcoming models, while the Sentra will become Nissan’s only remaining sedan in the U.S. lineup. Nissan Altima Ends After Three Decades In December…
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Mercedes-AMG Tests Hardcore AMG GT EV, Fueling Black Series Talk
Mercedes-AMG has been spotted testing a more aggressive version of its new all-electric AMG GT 4-Door, raising the possibility that it could become the brand’s first electric Black Series model. The prototype, seen at the Nürburgring Nordschleife, features significant aerodynamic upgrades that suggest Mercedes-AMG is developing an even more performance-focused version of its latest EV.…
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Hyundai IONIQ 3 Debuts With Under-$30,000 Price and Record Interest
The Hyundai IONIQ 3 is drawing unprecedented attention ahead of its launch, with the company saying the compact electric hatchback has generated the highest level of customer interest ever recorded for a new Hyundai model. Prices have also emerged in the UK, with the entry-level version listed at under $30,000. Hyundai Reveals UK Pricing for…
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Hyundai Recalls IONIQ 5, Kia EVs – Here’s Why
Hyundai has issued a recall affecting a limited number of Hyundai IONIQ 5, Kia EV9, and Kia EV6 vehicles in the United States after identifying a battery defect that could increase the risk of a fire. The automaker said the issue involves a small number of vehicles equipped with defective battery modules supplied during a…
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Volkswagen EVs May Be Dropped as VW Cuts Lineup by 2030
Volkswagen EVs could see significant changes as the automaker moves forward with plans to reduce its global vehicle lineup by as much as 50% by 2030. While the company has not identified the specific models that will be discontinued, a new report says several electric vehicles across the Volkswagen Group, including models from Audi and…
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Global EV Sales Reach Record 2 Million as Europe Leads Growth
Global EV sales reached a record 2 million deliveries in June, with Europe leading the latest surge in demand while several emerging markets continued to expand. The milestone comes as EV sales in the United States begin to stabilize following the loss of the Federal Tax Credit last September, although the market remains below last…
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Ferrari Admits Luce EV Backlash Exceeded Expectations
Ferrari says it anticipated a strong response to the Ferrari Luce, but the company did not expect the level of criticism that followed the unveiling of its first all-electric model. Despite the widespread backlash, Ferrari global marketing boss Emanuele Carando said the intense public reaction reflects the passion people have for the brand. Speaking with…
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