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Chevrolet’s mainstream retail effort in China is coming to an end after a steep sales decline, but GM’s China manufacturing footprint is expected to remain relevant through exports and other brands.
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The Acura NEXERA Vision is not headed to showrooms, but its sharper surfacing and new lighting signature point to the look of future production models.
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McLaren is preparing a new phase under CEO Nick Collins and Abu Dhabi-backed ownership, with deeper funding, a faster model cadence and room for enthusiast-led projects such as a manual special.
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Kia’s smallest electric crossover is priced from $31,385 including destination, giving shoppers another lower-cost EV option in a market still short on affordable choices.
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McLaren is previewing a special new supercar that appears to draw from Bruce McLaren’s unfinished M6GT road-car project and could bring a manual gearbox back to the brand for the first time since the F1.
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Jaguar has revealed the cabin direction for the Type 01, a zero-emissions four-door GT with four individual seats, a dramatic center structure, concealed technology, and stone-inspired materials.
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Cadillac is expanding its high-end personalization strategy with Curated by Cadillac for the electric Escalade IQ, including a $55,000 bespoke package aimed at buyers who want a more individual flagship SUV.
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Waymo is recalling almost 4,000 autonomous vehicles after identifying a software issue that could allow robotaxis to enter freeway construction zones. The fix will be handled through software, underscoring how recalls are changing in the self-driving era.
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A new low-volume Gordon Murray creation will debut on August 14, with teaser imagery pointing to a more road-focused take on the McLaren F1 lineage.
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A new matched-funding package from government and industry will support UK electric and autonomous vehicle projects, with Nissan, Bentley and technology firms among the beneficiaries.
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Nissan is back in the black after a difficult stretch marked by weak sales, restructuring pressure and abandoned Honda tie-up talks. The recovery is encouraging, but the automaker still faces major product and profitability tests.
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