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Volkswagen is preparing to premiere a new entry-level electric crossover at the Munich Motor Show. VW's chief designer Andreas Mindt has published official sketches of the concept, which the manufacturer itself calls "almost serial", on social networks.
Honda has revealed the first teasers of its display at the Japan Mobility Show 2025, which opens in Tokyo on 29 October. The images show nine silhouettes, some of which are already familiar to the public, but several new products the company is keeping secret.
General Motors will temporarily cut production of its most expensive and heaviest electric vehicles, the GMC Hummer EV and Cadillac Escalade IQ.
Porsche has announced a number of innovations for the 2026 model year Macan Electric. The crossover will not only become more comfortable, but will also receive new entertainment options, from automatic parking to an integrated gaming platform.
Renault has officially announced the new generation of the Clio compact model. Although the current, fifth generation still sells well and often tops the European rankings, its life cycle is coming to an end and the next iteration is being prepared to replace it.
A new study from the University of Michigan has confirmed that electric cars are greener than petrol cars in every state in continental America. Regardless of the region, switching to electric traction reduces greenhouse gas emissions.
Ford has long called on the UK government to bring back subsidies for electric cars, and a few weeks ago it did.
Opel has decided to find out how far a C-Class station wagon with 48-volt hybrid technology can travel on a single tank of fuel, and has achieved a result comparable to diesel cars. According to internal tests, the Astra Sports Tourer Hybrid can cover more than 1,200 kilometres without refuelling in real-world driving conditions.
Chinese brand Dreame Technology, known for its robotic hoovers, has officially announced plans to become an automobile manufacturer. Dreame's debut model will be a luxury all-electric sports car designed to compete with the Bugatti Veyron.
Porsche is preparing to premiere an all-electric Cayenne, and the first characteristics have already been revealed. The new vehicle is based on the PPE (Premium Platform Electric) architecture, familiar from the Macan Electric and Audi Q6 e-tron.
Volvo has revealed the all-new XC70 - the brand's first ever 'long-range' plug-in hybrid. On the Chinese CLTC cycle, it can travel more than 200 kilometres on electric power - more than any of the brand's previous PHEVs.
Tesla's upcoming software update is expected to include a feature called "Low Power Mode" - an analogue of the power-saving mode in smartphones. It will allow owners to better control power consumption when the car is idle and will be a solution to the long-standing problem of so-called vampire drain - when the battery runs down even without using the car.
A Lamborghini Huracan stolen almost two years ago has been recovered in the US. The car from California was found in Denver with the help of artificial intelligence: the owner used ChatGPT and Google to calculate the location of the sports car from Instagram photos.
The last Nissan GT-R of the R35 series has rolled off the assembly line, putting an end to the history of one of the longest-running sports cars of our time.
The Peugeot 308 hatchback and station wagon have undergone a planned refresh. The popular model received a noticeably redesigned design and more efficient powertrains.
