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Porsche Mission S Teaser Hints at an 8,000-RPM Supercar
Porsche is preparing to unveil the Mission S, an all-new flagship supercar that could feature a high-revving engine capable of reaching 8,000 rpm. The mid-engine model is part of the company’s Sportwagenschmiede ’35 turnaround plan and is scheduled to make its debut as early as October 15, with Porsche sharing new teasers on Instagram ahead…
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BMW Standardizes Parts to Cut Costs and Compete With China
BMW is preparing to make industry-standard parts a central part of its purchasing strategy, aiming to reduce manufacturing costs and strengthen its ability to compete with Chinese automakers on price. By 2032, standardized components are expected to account for the majority of the German automaker’s annual $90 billion purchasing budget, marking a significant shift away…
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Rimac Partners With Ecoblox to Power AI Data Centers
Rimac is expanding beyond electric hypercars with a new partnership aimed at powering artificial intelligence infrastructure. The Croatian automaker will work with Ecoblox, a global leader in AI compute infrastructure, to develop power solutions for modular data centers using its advanced electric vehicle battery technology. The partnership reflects Rimac’s effort to apply its expertise in…
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2027 Chevrolet Corvette Prices Rise $300 Across the Lineup
The 2027 Chevrolet Corvette lineup brings major performance upgrades, including a new 6.7-liter LS6 V8 producing 535 horsepower and 520 pound-feet of torque. However, buyers will pay more for every model, as Chevrolet has increased prices across the lineup by $300 starting September 28. 2027 Chevrolet Corvette Gets a New LS6 V8 The new 6.7-liter…
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Lexus GX Gets a Sportier Look With Novel’s New Body Kit
The Lexus GX is getting a street-focused makeover from Japanese tuner Novel, which has introduced its first body kit for the luxury SUV. The package gives the GX a sportier appearance with front and rear bumper extensions and faux vents, while retaining the model’s rugged design and off-road-oriented foundation. Novel Brings Its Lexus Expertise to…
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Ford F-150 Production: Inside the Michigan Truck Plant
The Ford F-150 remains a major part of Ford’s lineup and the U.S. vehicle market, ranking among the country’s best-selling vehicles alongside the Chevrolet Silverado and Toyota RAV4. A new walkthrough of the Dearborn Truck Plant in Michigan reveals how the full-size pickup is assembled, from hands-on manufacturing and transmission components to final performance testing.…
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Jaguar Type 01 Debuts, Sparking Fresh Reactions to Its Bold Design
The Jaguar Type 01 has arrived nearly two years after the automaker’s controversial “copy nothing” campaign, and its bold design is already drawing a wide range of reactions. The new four-door coupe looks remarkably similar to the Type 00 concept, but early responses suggest a different reception from the intense criticism that followed Jaguar’s 2024…
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2026 Lancia Gamma: New Electric SUV Brings 375 HP
The 2026 Lancia Gamma is set to mark a major milestone for the Italian automaker, combining an electrified powertrain lineup, fastback styling and a premium interior as the brand prepares for the Paris Motor Show on October 12, 2026. The revived nameplate will return as Lancia’s first-ever SUV under Stellantis’ revival plan, with the range-topping…
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Nissan’s US Comeback Faces a Major Global Sales Decline
Nissan’s US comeback is gaining momentum, with 19 consecutive months of sales growth, but the automaker continues to struggle across global markets. Declining sales in China and other regions threaten to make 2026 its weakest sales year since 2003, highlighting the challenges facing the company as it works to regain its competitive position. Nissan’s Global…
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Porsche 718 EVs Are Staying Electric as Gas Models Fade
Porsche is moving forward with all-electric versions of the 718 Boxster and Cayman, ruling out a return of combustion-powered models even as questions persist about the future of its mid-engine sports cars. CEO Michael Leiters has expressed confidence in the electric versions, while Porsche executives say the new platform will deliver improved weight distribution, a…
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