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Preview: 2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee 2-row costs $39,185, 4xe plug-in hybrid and V-8 on options list

Jeep kicked off the arrival of its redesigned Grand Cherokee earlier this year by launching a new three-row variant dubbed the Grand Cherokee L. It’s already at dealerships and is priced to start at $38,690, including destination. The regular two-row version of the redesigned Grand Cherokee was revealed on Wednesday, and is due to reach

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XPeng’s New ‘Smart Driving Points’ Mirrors Tesla’s Safey Score

XPeng Motors, an electric vehicle maker based in China, has already made a habit of following in Tesla‘s footsteps in many ways. Now, as the company works to update its XPilot self-driving technology, it has plans to put a “Smart Driving Points” system into place. The system, much like Tesla’s new “Safety Score,” will track

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Non-Tesla Supercharger Pilot Program: Everything We Know

On November 1, 2021, Tesla officially launched the Non-Tesla Supercharger Pilot at 10 Supercharging stations in the Netherlands. It’s just the early beginning of the previously announced opening of the Supercharging infrastructure. In the future, Superchargers will be available to other, non-Tesla EVs (through an app). As of the end of Q3, Tesla had over 3,250

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Volkswagen ID.5 EV breaks cover as the ID.4’s more stylish sibling

Volkswagen has expanded its range of electric cars by releasing the VW ID.5, a fastback-like crossover developed as a more stylish alternative to the ID.4. It inaugurates several new technology features, but it’s built on the same basic platform as both the ID.4 crossover sold here and the ID.3 compact hatchback that is not. Autoblog

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