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Hyundai, Kia unveil ‘Plasma Care UVC’ in-vehicle sanitization tech
The system uses a plasma lamp to reduce bacteria and other odor-causing microorganisms in the cabin, even while passengers are present, according to the automaker.
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2028 Mercedes-Benz VLE preview: Luxury EV challenges van preconceptions
Fully electric passenger van has a long, spacious cabin but drives like a smaller SUV.
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EV transition challenges auto supply chain resilience, Moody’s says
Legacy automakers have the added complexity of having to run different supply chains, for ICE, hybrid and EV powertrains.
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How Nissan’s e-Power system radically simplifies hybrids
Nissan’s e-Power is the first mainstream hybrid system for the U.S. market with no mechanical connection between the engine and wheels.
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Serra Automotive Group grows with decentralized management
A dealer partner across the street from the auto group's latest CDJR acquisition made the store attractive, said president Matt Serra.
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Europe’s automaker body joins ‘Made in EU’ calls for UK inclusion
The ACEA welcomes the initiative but suggests moves to help automakers stay competitive.
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Ford recalls 741K SUVs, pickups for rollaway risk
The transmission park pawl may engage while the vehicle is moving, resulting in damage. The automaker expects a remedy will be available in April 2027.
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Michigan’s Schwab Industries signs on to help build tiny Telo electric truck
The contract manufacturer will help California startup Telo build steel bodies for its radical-looking EV mating full-size-truck utility with a Mini Cooper parking footprint.
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Volkswagen unveils its first electric GTI
The front-wheel-drive EV wearing the celebrated hot-hatch badge made its debut at Nürburgring 24 Hours.
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BMW completes its $1.7B investment in South Carolina, debuts new X5
In addition to a vehicle assembly expansion, a new battery plant is ready to support production of EVs in the U.S.
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US blocks quick USMCA extension, putting annual review process into motion
The U.S., Mexico and Canada will continue negotiating about potential adjustments to the trilateral free trade agreement, which will remain in place until at least 2036.
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ColumnWhy are vehicle recall numbers so high?
Several large-scale safety debacles led to “a paradigm shift” in the way NHTSA tackles recalls. What's followed has been painful to automakers — and a mixed bag to dealers.
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UK auto leaders call for reform of government emission targets
Industry representatives' survey warns emission targets, "Made in EU" uncertainty and energy costs threaten disaster.
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Dealership group creates its AI solutions in-house
Jeff Wyler Automotive Family employees harness tech training to build AI tools that boost efficiency.
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Hyundai Motor America names VP of national sales
Steven Yandura will lead all aspects of vehicle sales and distribution in the U.S., including dealer relations, retail strategy and market representation.
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Ford has entered a new phase of world HQ development
The automaker is renovating its 73-year-old Product Development Center into its new World Headquarters South.
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US bans EV maker Polestar over connected vehicle technology
The Department of Commerce withdrew authorization under the Connected Vehicle Rule, which restricts the import and sale of cars with such technology linked to China or Russia.
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GM supporting new Cadillac model with $275M investment in Spring Hill plant
The company said it will spend approximately $9 billion across its U.S. manufacturing footprint this year alone.
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Nissan refocuses EV strategy on entry-level vehicles, sources say
The automaker does not deny reports it is shelving plans for an electric SUV at its Sunderland plant set to be an EV production hub for Europe.
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For CarMax, lower profits are part of its short-term growth strategy
The used-car retailer says accepting lower gross profits per unit lets it keep retail prices down and increase sales.
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Renault acquires Flexis EV business from joint venture partner Volvo
The French automaker seeks to boost its vehicle production capabilities by taking control of the electric last-mile logistics company it set up with Volvo in 2024.
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Ford named top mainstream brand in initial quality by JD Power
Executives said the company is moving from a “find and fix” mentality for addressing quality issues to preventing them before they occur.
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Slate aims to solve the affordability problem for consumers
But developers of the bare-bones electric vehicle say it could be upgraded in the future.
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New-car sales: unsteady as she goes
Cox Automotive is sticking to its mildly optimistic new-vehicle sales forecast, despite uncertainty about the U.S. economy.
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Strong EU car sales in first 5 months of 2026
European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association data shows a 4% increase in new-vehicle registrations as hybrids remain the most popular consumer choice.
