Polestar Faces U.S. Sales Halt Under Connected-Vehicle Rules
Polestar has been denied approval to sell 2027-model-year vehicles in the United States under new connected-car rules aimed at China-linked manufacturers.
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Honda, Nissan and Mitsubishi Keep Collaboration Alive After Merger Talks Collapse
Honda, Nissan and Mitsubishi are still pursuing cooperation on future vehicle technology after earlier Honda-Nissan merger discussions fell apart over control of the combined business.
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Volkswagen ID. Buzz Good-Night Package Turns the Electric Van Into a Light Camper
Volkswagen’s new Good-Night package gives the ID. Buzz a removable bed, blackout covers, ventilation and campsite-friendly power features, but stops short of a full California-style camper conversion.
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Subaru’s Flexible Factory Plan Keeps Gas, Hybrid, and EV Options Open
Subaru will begin building combustion, hybrid, and electric vehicles on the same assembly line in Japan this August, a strategy that could later reach the U.S.
Read moreAudi A3 Gets Another Facelift With Bigger Screens, New Cabin and Lower Pricing
Audi’s compact premium hatchback is being updated again for 2026, bringing a redesigned dashboard, larger displays, revised materials and a broader value pitch ahead of September availability.
Read moreSkoda Peaq Revealed as a Seven-Seat Electric Flagship SUV
Skoda’s new Peaq brings the Vision 7S idea to production as a three-row electric SUV, giving the brand a more premium family EV above the Enyaq.
Read moreChevrolet Corvette ZR1X Sets Pikes Peak Production-Car Record
The hybrid all-wheel-drive Corvette ZR1X has posted a 9:30.104 run at Pikes Peak, lowering the production-car benchmark by more than 23 seconds.
Read moreRenault Megane E-Tech Facelift Brings LFP Battery and 310-Mile Range
Renault has updated the electric Megane with sharper styling, a larger 67kWh LFP battery, claimed 310-mile range, faster charging and new cabin tech.
Read moreBYD’s 9-Minute Charging Push Shows How Fast China’s EV Market Is Moving
BYD is promoting a 9-minute EV charging capability in China with its Great Tang SUV launch, highlighting a widening gap between Chinese fast-charging deployment and what most U.S. buyers can access today.
Read moreFord Starts U.S. LFP Battery Cell Production to Support Lower-Cost EVs
Ford has begun producing lithium iron phosphate battery cells in the United States using licensed CATL technology, a step meant to lower EV costs and support a future affordable electric truck.
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