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Volvo has announced the start of production of the all-electric ES90 for European markets. The cars are assembled at the company's plant in Chengdu, China.
Wireless charging has long been commonplace in smartphones, and now Porsche is ready to transfer this experience to electric cars. The German brand will be the first mass-market electric car manufacturer to bring to market an 11 kW system with a single floor plate, without the need for a separate "wall box" or control unit.
Jaguar Land Rover has suffered major disruption at its Hailwood plant in England due to a targeted cyber attack. Production of vehicles stopped on 1 September and after several days of downtime, workers were asked not to return to their shifts until at least 9 September.
Mazda Motor Corporation has signed an agreement with Iwakuni City Government and Yamaguchi Prefecture to build a new plant that will produce Panasonic Energy cylindrical lithium-ion cell modular units. This is the company's first new manufacturing facility in Japan since 1992, when the second plant in Hofu began operations.
The world of cars is changing faster than it may seem from the outside. Mustang, once a symbol of pure petrol drive, is now increasingly associated with electric power. Ford's decision to give the legendary name to the Mach-E crossover was controversial, but sales statistics show that the bet worked.
BMW has added an unusual option for the M3 Touring station wagon - an all-white leather interior. White seats were already available in other countries, but in the South African market, for the first time, you can order an interior in which almost everything is white: seats, tunnel, centre console, door panels, carpet, pillars, ceiling and even the steering wheel.
Volkswagen is changing its approach to naming electric cars: future models will get names from the brand's most popular models. The first will be the compact ID. Polo, the production version of the concept ID. 2all. Its launch is scheduled for 2026 - the year of the 50th anniversary of the Polo.
Toyota Motor Europe has announced the start of mass production of a new electric car at the Toyota Motor Manufacturing Czech Republic (TMMCZ) plant in Kolín, Czech Republic. This will be the brand's first battery electric vehicle to be produced in Europe.
MINI has decided to experiment with its John Cooper Works range and together with the Deus Ex Machina brand has built two spectacular show cars. One is the petrol Machina, the other the electric Skeg.
BMW has released the first images of the new iX3, which will be the brand's serialised guide to the era of the Neue Klasse platform. All future electric vehicles of the brand will be built on this platform, and together with it a new corporate design will debut.
Audi has unveiled a new two-seat sports car, styled after the iconic TT and setting the tone for the future design of all models of the brand. The Audi Concept C debuted at a private event in Milan and will be shown to the public at the Munich Motor Show a week later. It will go into production almost unchanged in 2027.
BMW has confirmed that it is continuing development of its third generation of hydrogen powertrains and plans to start mass production of fuel cell vehicles in 2028. The project is being implemented in co-operation with Toyota.
Tesla recently unveiled the updated Model Y Performance. As it turns out, the fastest version of the crossover is now equipped with launch control from the factory.
Stellantis has announced another major recall, with more than 219,000 Ram and Dodge vehicles in the U.S. needing service due to a rearview camera malfunction.
Kia has unveiled the updated Stonic for the 2026 model year in Korea. The compact crossover has changed significantly on the outside, received a new interior design and retained the choice between a petrol engine and mild hybrid (MHEV).
