Volvo’s next-generation XC90 will have a lot of firsts on its resume. It will inaugurate an evolution of the modular SPA2 platform that underpins the current model, it will be available with a new suite of driver assistance features, and it will reportedly adopt the Embla name. Citing a trademark application filed in Europe in …
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Kia shared the shapes of the second-generation, 2023 Niro last November when the hatchback debuted at the Seoul Mobility Show. The South Korean automaker is finally back with some of the Niro’s specs in hybrid form. The HabaNiro-influenced bodywork is slightly fuller in every dimension, gaining 2.5 inches in length, 0.8 inches in width, 0.4 …
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Cummins, the company known best for its diesel engines, just announced a partnership with Isuzu to “create a prototype medium-duty, battery electric truck” for North America. Exploration of electric powertrains isn’t totally new for Cummins, as it’s talked about a transition to electric since 2017. In fact, Cummins even revealed a battery-powered truck back then, …
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We just drove the 2022 Mercedes-AMG SL for the first time, but Mercedes is wasting no time at prepping the convertible’s sister car: the Mercedes-AMG GT Coupe. We call these siblings, because both the SL and AMG GT are built on the same chassis and developed by the folks at AMG. It just so happens …
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The Nissan Z is among the most anticipated cars of the year, and it’s not every day (in fact, 12 years) that a new one launches. So it’s only natural that there would be some extra fanfare that comes with the car. In the case of watchmaker Citizen, that comes in the form of a …
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Last year, Ford cranked over a new product called Blue Advantage. This was effectively a certified pre-owned program promising one of the largest selection of certified used Fords, but that wasn’t limited to Ford products, and that aimed to provide many of the same used-car shopping services found at retailers like CarMax and Carvana. Shoppers …
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Florida-based Apocalypse specializes in building trucks that look like they’re ready for, well, the apocalypse. One of its wildest and most powerful builds is a six-wheel-drive, Ram 1500 TRX-based monster called Warlord, and Barrett-Jackson is selling one of the few units built. Ram’s hot-rodded TRX already stands out as one of the most impressive pickup …
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Intel will invest $20 billion in a new computer chip facility in Ohio amid a global shortage of microprocessors used in everything from phones and cars to video games. After years of heavy reliance on Asia for the production of computer chips, vulnerability to shortages of the crucial components was exposed in …
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Cadillac teased us earlier this week about an Escalade V, and now it’s here. Say hello to the 2023 Cadillac Escalade V-Series. Unfortunately, the name and these photos are all Cadillac is going to reveal today. It says that specs and further information will come “in spring 2022.” Yes, that means we’ll need to wait …
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