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By William Maley, in Paris Motor Show,
Meet the first vehicle of Mercedes upcoming electric sub-brand
By William Maley, in Paris Motor Show,
Looking for an alternative to a luxury crossover, Mercedes-Benz has an option for you (in Europe)
By Drew Dowdell, in Paris Motor Show,
Opel's mini-car Karl gets a mini-makeover into a crossover called the Karl Rocks
By William Maley, in Paris Motor Show,
There will not be a manual transmission option (cue sad panda)
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Spaciousness is what Toyota will give to the world with the first ever 2024 Grand Highlander and 44 other vehicles including the Crown Family.
The Toyota Crown while well-known across the Asian rim is the longest running product line from Japan and is now here as a stop gap measure in the U.S., Again.
General Motors and Netflix are joining forces to give electric vehicles (EVs) the stage they deserve.
By David, in Alternative Fuels,
Infinitum is an electric motor designer that no one has heard of yet, but that is about to change with their All-in-one solution.
The Asahi Shimbun news organization is reporting that Toyota is joining the ranks of Hyundai, GM, Tesla, VW and other Auto OEMs with a dedicated EV platform, but with a BIG catch.
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I believe the FIA made an announcement that they'll have final approval/denial for all new team proposals in April or something. I would LOVE for Cadillac to have their own factory team in F1! Andretti/Cadillac isn't the only new team proposal, just the loudest. The problem is the current team owners don't want to split the pie into smaller slices.. I really hope Cadillac/Andretti's proposal blows their tits off and they can justify another team. Red Bull has been a team for a couple decades already so it isn't a new team. They're just partnering with Ford on their new powertrains for 2026, when the regulations move to more battery electric power and less ICE power. Red Bull has been with Honda/Acura for the past few years but have been with all sorts of engine suppliers. 2005: Cosworth 2006: Ferrari 2007-2015: Renault 2016-2018: Tag Heuer-badged Renault engines 2019-2021: Honda/Acura 2022: Honda engines but they formed their own company and are branded Red Bull Powertrains(confusing situation) I believe the current power split is around 150hp electric power and 650-700hp ICE and the 2026 regulations move to a 350hp electric power and a 20% reduced fuel flow rate, so less ICE power. -
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