Although the coronavirus pandemic hindered production at the factory, BMW remained the largest US automotive exporter in 2020.
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EV Startup REE Automotive to go Public via SPAC Merger
Israeli EV startup Ree Automotive is the next to go public via a Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC) merger, generating $500 Million.
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Ford will embed all of its and Lincoln's cars with Android Automotive OS from 2023, bringing Google's services into infotainment systems.
Read More »Toyota’s Woven Planet Promises World’s Safest Self-Driving Cars
Toyota is raising its stakes high with the Woven Planet Group, an exclusive subsidiary to focus on electric and autonomous mobility.
Read More »Dodge to Replace 6.2-Liter V8 Hellcat Engine with Electric Motor
Dodge will soon replace the 6.2-liter V8 Hellcat engine with electric power due to regulations, as confirmed by CEO Tim Kunisis.
Read More »Official: Toyota Was the Most Googled Car Brand in 2020
As per Compare the Market reports, Japanese automotive giant Toyota beats BMW to become the most Googled Car brand of 2020.
Read More »Volkswagen Golf is Dead in the US, Although GTI and R Models Remain
Confirming all the rumors floating around, Volkswagen pulled the plug on the sale of the Golf in the US, ending a 40-year run.
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According to CarsDirect, the all-electric Mustang Mach-E has a higher residual value than the regular gas-powered Mustang.
Read More »Sono Motors Sion Solar-Powered EV Can Be Yours for $34,000
Sono Motors Sion is a battery-powered EV with backup solar cells adding up to 20 miles of range, at least on a sunny day.
Read More »Unsurprisingly, Pickup Trucks Still Dominate US Sales
Behind the Ford-F150 there are four more pickups on top of US sales figures, meaning that it's by far the most popular segment in the USA.
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