Autonomous & SoftwareDongfeng and Huawei's Epicland X9 SUV Sets September 24 Debut
The Epicland X9, the first model from Dongfeng and Huawei's joint brand, will launch on September 24. The large SUV starts at 299,800 yuan in pre-sales.
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Classic CarsA 1971 Lincoln Continental Mark III With Just 24,000 Original Miles Is Up for Grabs
A 1971 Lincoln Continental Mark III showing only 24,000 original miles has surfaced at Barn Finds, highlighting one of Lee Iacocca's sharpest product moves.
Batteries & ChargingRare Rivian R1T Ute Caught Plugged In at a Melbourne Supermarket
A Rivian R1T electric ute, a model not sold in Australia, was spotted plugged into a charger at a Melbourne supermarket car park, highlighting the country's thin electric pickup market.
Industry & MarketsToyota Reportedly Prepares Extended-Range EV Production in China by 2027
Toyota plans to start EREV production in China in April 2027, targeting 400,000 units by 2028, according to a Nikkei Asia report.
Hybrid & PHEVHyundai Elantra Hybrid: 139 HP, Nearly 600 Miles on an 11-Gallon Tank
Hyundai's Elantra Hybrid delivers 139 hp and nearly 600 miles of range from an 11-gallon tank, blending efficiency with everyday practicality.
Classic CarsA 1974 Clenet Roadster Still Waits for a Buyer After a Price Reality Check
A 1974 Clenet Roadster is still looking for a new owner, and the seller has adjusted tactics after failing to find a buyer at the original price.
EV NewsBYD Cuts Dolphin EV Price Below $30,000 Driveaway in Aggressive Move
BYD slashes Dolphin EV price by over $4,000, now under $30,000 driveaway, following a recent cut to its Atto 1 model.
Industry & MarketsWhat Makes a Bentley-Certified Body Shop Different?
Bentley-certified body shops meet manufacturer standards for training, equipment, procedures and parts. Here's why that matters for collision repairs.
Stock & Financial MarketsVolkswagen Braces for $11.5 Billion Hit as Profit Outlook Drops to 1%
Volkswagen faces about $11.5 billion in charges as its profit outlook falls to 1%, a sharp financial setback for the global automaker.
EV NewsChina's EV Market Hits New Record as BEVs Take 45% Share in August
China's EV market hit a record 65% share in August, with BEVs alone at 45%, as weakening ICE sales and new electric models reshape the world's largest auto market.
EV NewsFord Recalls 86 Mustang Mach-E EVs Over Flawed Battery Software Update
Ford recalls 86 Mustang Mach-E EVs from 2023-2025 after a BECM software update can misreport the battery's state of charge, prompting dealer visits.
Classic Cars1974 Plymouth Road Runner GTX: A Rare Muscle Car Survivor From the Twilight of the Era
A 1974 Plymouth Road Runner GTX, reportedly one of only 386 built, represents the rare final chapter of the American muscle car era.
EV NewsJaecoo J5 Becomes a Budget EV Success Story in Australia
The Jaecoo J5 has become a consistent high seller in Australia, showing how affordable Chinese EVs are winning over buyers.
Stock & Financial MarketsAlly Financial Stands by Full-Year Guidance as Margin Expansion Softens Stellantis Lease Headwinds
Ally Financial reaffirms full-year guidance, citing margin gains that offset pressures from Stellantis lease residuals. No change to prior targets.
EV NewsClimate XChange Returns With Its Biggest EV Raffle Yet
Climate XChange opens its 11th annual EV raffle, offering winners up to $120,000 toward a customized electric vehicle — or two.
Batteries & ChargingRed E Charge Rolls Out Plug & Charge, Ditches the QR Code Routine
Detroit-based Red E Charge activates Plug & Charge at many of its stalls, letting EV drivers plug in and pay automatically under the new Red E Go service.
EV NewsTreating EVs Like Gas Cars Nearly Broke Hertz — Here's What Fleets Keep Getting Wrong
Hertz's EV troubles show why treating electric cars like gasoline models fails. Fleets need new charging, training, and operations strategies — not just new vehicles.
Industry & MarketsBHP's 4,400 hp Battery-Electric Locomotives Prove Themselves After a Year in the Pilbara
BHP says Wabtec's 4,400 hp FLXDrive battery-electric locomotives have proven ready for prime time after nearly a year hauling iron ore in Australia.
Batteries & ChargingCATL and Octopus Energy's 'Swaptopus' Moves Closer to Launching Battery Swap for Trucks
CATL and Octopus Energy's Swaptopus joint venture is advancing plans for a European battery-swap network for commercial trucks, backed by a new semi truck battery.
Classic Cars1972 Mobilux RV: A Rare Coachbuilt Camper From the Golden Age of Road Trips
A 1972 Mobilux RV has surfaced on the classic market, a coachbuilt motorhome recalling the 1950s-70s boom when smaller builders joined Fleetwood and Winnebago.
Classic CarsA 1974 Honda ATC90 With a James Bond Connection Heads to Market
A refurbished 1974 Honda ATC90, the three-wheeler model tied to a James Bond film appearance, is offered for sale with a rebuilt engine.
Autonomous & SoftwareHyundai Bets On Robotaxis To Offset Slowing EV Demand
Hyundai plans to build tens of thousands of Ioniq 5 robotaxis for Waymo, using autonomous fleets to counter slowing consumer EV demand.
EV NewsIslamabad Police Adds 50 Electric Cars to Its Fleet
Islamabad's police fleet now includes 50 electric cars, which have already entered service across the Pakistani capital.
Autonomous & SoftwareLucid and Bolt Team Up to Bring Autonomous Electric Robotaxis to Europe
Lucid and Bolt plan to deploy 25,000 autonomous electric vehicles in Europe based on Lucid's midsize platform, advancing robotaxi services.