The Latest
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Nissan UK launches first ‘real-world’ driverless pilot
Part of a government-funded research project that originated at the University of Warwick, it aims to deploy an autonomous mobility service across the U.K.
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Hyundai’s Pleos Connect infotainment debuts for US in 2027 Tucson
The Android Automotive OS-based system and in-vehicle AI agent are coming to U.S. models equipped with 17-inch or 12.9-inch center displays.
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First electric Range Rover Sport debuts
The Range Rover Sport Electric promises an emphasis on performance and agility compared to the larger Range Rover, but it won’t be offered in the U.S.
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CarMax sales surge, buoyed by cost-cutting
A combination of changes including sourcing more cars from customers, boosting captive financing, and revising warranty and service offerings, have helped the used-car retail giant cut costs.
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How Rivian’s Dynamic Adventure Lighting system improves visibility at night
Rivian’s adaptive matrix headlights were the first to be activated by an automaker in the U.S., last year.
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Volvo Cars’ Q3 global sales woes driven by China slump
The automaker highlights strong European demand for EVs, but U.S. consumers have been slow to return to the brand.
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First Drive: 2027 Rivian R2 is downsized but not down character from R1
Starting at a much lower price, the Rivian R2 attempts to attract a much larger swath of consumers.
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BMW lays out AI-based innovation roadmap to boost global competitiveness
The automaker laid out a plan for profitability and long-term success at its Capital Market Day 2026 event this week in Munich, amid what it calls challenging market conditions.
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Lucid deploys Gravity UX to 2025 and newer Air models
Owners of the 2022-2024 Lucid Air will have to schedule a $950 hardware upgrade to get the elevated user experience, called UX 3.0, but it’s free for newer eligible vehicles.
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A family dealership revolutionizes its operations with AI
As VIP Auto Group's CMO, Ben Sporn has helped build AI-based solutions to overhaul the company’s e-commerce parts business and improve its fixed operations.
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Aston Martin upgrades DBX with a GT version
The V-8-powered luxury performance SUV gets a grand touring version promising even more comfort and refinement.
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Ultium Cells boasts $1B investment for future affordable GM EV batteries
The GM battery supplier, a joint venture with LG Energy Solution, says that it will be the first in the world to mass-produce LMR battery cells, which it has targeted for electric trucks and more.
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Ford, JPMorgan Chase and Michigan establish $3B manufacturing initiative
The automaker and bank are partnering with the state to tackle challenges in scaling robotics and automation, critical minerals processing and other priority areas.
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Automaker-backed EV fast-charging network has more than doubled in 2026
Ionna also claims that it’s now the largest 400-kW EV charging network operator in U.S.
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Ford announces CPO program for commercial vehicles
Ford Pro Advantage will offer customers affordable used trucks and vans through a national sales network of more than 700 commercial vehicle centers.
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First drive: Volkswagen ID. Tiguan EV will be more than a new name
Time inside the ID.4’s replacement shows revised styling, an upgraded MEB+ platform and a redesigned interior as the automaker moves the look and feel of its electric lineup closer to mainstream.
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GM is now using recycled battery materials for its new EVs
Some customer-bound EVs from Chevrolet and Cadillac now have cells made with bits of previous GM batteries.
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Lucid and Bolt partner for proposed European robotaxi service
Mobility provider Bolt cited Lucid’s “world-class platform,” but the two companies will co-design the vehicle and software.
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VW refreshes ID.4 EV, brings it into Tiguan family
The ID. Tiguan arrives in Europe in early 2027 and is confirmed as U.S.-bound with details yet to come.
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Profile
A Mercedes-Benz dealership’s service director embraces AI to improve turn time
Keeping the customer communication personal but using AI behind the scenes has made all the difference.
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The charge is on for more EV chargers
Electric vehicle sales are in a slump, but high-speed public charging station installations are on a hitting streak.
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GM CFO expects improved 2027 cash flow after EV restructuring
The executive also credits the company’s focus on its portfolio of vehicles for improved cash flow over the past decade.
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Torcal EV arrives as one of Bentley’s lowest-cost models
The luxury Bentley Torcal compact SUV joins the automaker's global lineup at near entry-level to attract younger consumers.
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How Jeep is charting a new course for its marketing
New campaign “This Is Jeep Country” celebrates the brand’s American heritage, while multicultural extensions speak to a fragmented landscape.
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Toyota’s US sales boss talks EVs, hybrid trucks and maintaining affordability
With multiple EVs, Toyota has “gas-price-proofed our lineup,” its head of U.S. sales told WardsAuto.