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Six months into the year, Toyota has maintained its lead over VW and the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance, and also has increased its growth over the same period last year.
Tianjin-headquartered EV startup Iconiq Motors has obtained the qualification to manufacture new energy vehicles (NEVs) by gaining equity interest in Tianjin Tianqi Group Meiya Automobile (Tianqi Meiya) after signing a stake transfer
Out in the streets of today’s developed cities, the air is typically much cleaner than it was seventy to twenty years ago, despite many more people driving many more cars over much more distance. That’s a triumph of outdoor air quality science and engineering, worth celebrating, but there’s still too much dirt in the air,…
The new Ford Puma is a major strategic step for brand success in Europe. That’s why the company has significantly invested to launch this new model, rather than the traditional “save-money” incremental development for this kind of Mr. Everybody segment
In 1924 an icon was born at the Morris Garages in the UK. For years, MG built classic British sports cars that captured the world’s attention. In 2007, Chinese manufacturer SAIC took over MG, and since then the British brand MG is no longer sold in continental
Audi’s big Q7 gets a hefty update for 2020. There are a lot of subtle exterior styling changes and a restyled dashboard with revised digital displays and improvements in standard equipment levels.
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The facelifted Q7 features an updated exterior featuring
Woodbridge, an important seat foam technology company, is investing up to CAD $100m for creating and promoting innovation in Mississauga, a suburb of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The effort includes Canada’s contribution of up to $20m through
Volvo’s first Polestar battery-electric sedan will feature a design element that is the antithesis of an EV—a transmission tunnel. This transmission tunnel has nothing to do with power transmission; it’s where the battery goes. This architecture has benefits
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The BMW iNext is scheduled to make its official debut in 2021 and it will herald a new era for the company. It will be the first model from the BMW Group where the driver is no longer required to take care of the task of driving
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