Topic: automotive journalism
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US Demand for Chinese Cars Surges Despite Security Concerns
Over half of U.S. consumers are now open to buying from Chinese automakers, a 25% increase from the previous year, indicating growing market acceptance despite data security concerns. Hands-free partial automation is now the most desired vehicle technology, with 43% of respondents ranking it high...
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Ford and GM's EV Tax Credit Extension Plan Fails
Ford and General Motors have abandoned their plan to extend the $7,500 electric vehicle tax credit through a temporary leasing program after its official expiration date. The strategy faced political opposition from Republican senators who criticized it as a loophole, leading both automakers to w...
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Honda Axes Acura ZDX EV Amid Broader Rollback
Honda has canceled the Acura ZDX EV, reflecting an industry trend of scaling back electrification plans due to shifting consumer demand and market conditions. The ZDX, developed with General Motors, offered a 325-mile range and was discontinued despite production preparations to better align the ...
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Porsche's Curved Screen Defines the Electric Cayenne
The Porsche Cayenne Electric will feature an innovative curved OLED "Flow Display," the largest and most distinctive screen Porsche has ever used, integrated with a new operating system for a cohesive digital cabin experience. Porsche's design philosophy merges the Cayenne's core characteristics ...
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2027 Chevy Bolt: The Most Affordable EV You Can Buy
The 2027 Chevy Bolt will be the most affordable new electric vehicle in the U.S., starting at $29,990, positioning it as a budget-friendly option in the entry-level EV market. It features a 65kWh LFP battery providing an estimated 255-mile range, includes a native NACS port for Tesla Supercharger...
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