Ford has decided to lower prices of the Mustang Mach-E in China, where it’s locally produced for the Chinese market. Production started a year ago – in October 2021, while the first customers received their cars just before end of the year, on December 26. Initially, Ford offers four versions, starting at 265,000 CNY ($36,296) …
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Rivian has yet to ship a single vehicle with the largest battery pack it said would equip its R1T electric pickup. And now it looks like people who ordered the top-of-the-range quad-motor R1T with the Max Pack will now have to wait until 2024, even though other powertrain versions of the vehicle will start shipping …
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Ford CEO Jim Farley believes the new federal tax credits for electric vehicles created by the Inflation Reduction Act should have a “wide range of positive impacts” for the automaker, especially for its commercial vehicle division. During the company’s third-quarter earnings call last week, Farley said Ford plans to take advantage of credits related to …
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Nissan teases a very compact spin on electric trucks. Some Taco Bell locations are adding speedy EV charging. And GM reports that it won’t hit its intended 400,000 EVs by the end of 2023. This and more, here at Green Car Reports. GM last week gave some indications that it’s facing a slower mass-market production …
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General Motors is slowing down the its EV production ramp, but still appears committed to an EV-heavy future. The automaker originally planned to produce 400,000 EVs by the end of 2023, but has now pushed that target back to mid-2024, according to the Wall Street Journal. That move, which comes after GM reported a big …
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This is the international endurance racer picking up the torch Ferrari put down 50 years ago when the factory-backed 312 PB turned off its engine at the end of the 1973 season. After 18 months of preparation, the ladies and gentlemen in Maranello have served up this, the 499P for the World Endurance Championship (WEC) …
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In 1931, GM’s Buick Division introduced an eight-cylinder engine in its stolid rear-wheel-drive sedan models, and Americans could buy big, comfortable Buick four-doors with straight-eights and — starting in the 1954 model year — V8s driving the rear wheels for more than a half-century after that. Then, the last rear-wheel-drive LeSabre left the assembly line in …
October is all about Halloween, a holiday that revolves around all things that are spooky. When it comes to cars, there can be one thing spooky about them: how fast they can go. Naturally, we decided to put together a list of a bunch of spooky fast supercars that come in the holiday’s most festive …
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Andrej Karpathy, Tesla’s former head of artificial intelligence, said that he could return to Tesla, especially to work on the Optimus robot and Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). Karpathy joined Tesla more than five years ago as a neural net and computer vision expert. He joined as Tesla was transitioning from using Mobileye’s technology for driver-assist …
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Jaguar Land Rover has entered into a new strategic partnership with semiconductor maker Wolfspeed (WOLF) to use its chips to power its next generation of EVs. This is not the first business partnership between Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) and Wolfspeed. The chip maker has been supplying its silicon carbide semiconductors to the Jaguar TCS Racing …
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