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The 2027 Toyota Highlander EV debuts as Toyota’s first all-electric three-row SUV. With 320 miles of range, NACS charging, and a tech-heavy interior, it challenges the Kia EV9.
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Tesla’s 2026.2.3 update refines the ownership experience with targeted cold-weather charging fixes, expanded ECU diagnostics for FSD v13, and enhanced safety features. Get the full release notes breakdown.
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The EPA’s move to rescind the Endangerment Finding and the expiration of start-stop credits creates a planning nightmare for automakers. We analyze the impact on 2029-2032 product maps and hybrid strategies.
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Tesla’s Cybercab and Optimus face an “agonizingly slow” ramp in 2026. We analyze the trademark battles, Giga Texas production timelines, and the wireless charging specs defining Elon Musk’s autonomous future.
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Rivian has released final production specs for the R2 platform in January 2026. The $45,000 price point holds, and NACS is standard. Here is the latest.
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As other brands go silent, Zenvo screams. The Danish manufacturer begins deliveries of the Aurora, a quad-turbo V12 hybrid that serves as the swan song for combustion.
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BMW is rolling out major updates for Spring 2026. The iX1 gets more range, the iX3 gets faster charging, and the M5 gets a greener V8.
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Rimac has conquered speed with the Nevera. Now, in 2026, Mate Rimac pivots to autonomy with ‘Project Verne.’ We analyze the tech and the timeline.
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Hyundai Motor America posted its best January ever with 55,624 sales. We analyze the 60% surge in hybrids and the dominance of the NACTOY-winning Palisade.
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Hyundai’s hydrogen truck fleet has surpassed 20 million km in Europe. We analyze what this milestone means for the future of zero-emission logistics.
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