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The latest US registration data show a shift in the new-car market: battery-electric cars lost noticeable ground in July, while hybrid models grew strongly. For buyers, this brings the question of range, incentives, charging access and total costs back into sharper focus.
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Porsche is moving away from a purely electric narrative and broadening its model policy. Alongside further electric cars, a Macan with a gasoline engine is set to be offered again, while the 911 will not become a pure electric car for the time being.
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Aston Martin now plans its first purely electric car only for the 2033 to 2035 period. At the same time, V8 and V12 models are to continue until 2035, provided they meet the respective regulations.
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The Range Rover Sport is getting a purely electric variant. Many technical data are still missing, but one thing is clear: in terms of torque, no previous Range Rover Sport is said to have been stronger.
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BMW is sharpening up the X3 M50: The performance SUV gets a more powerful six-cylinder with 437 bhp, better acceleration figures and an optional Black Package with 22-inch wheels and an Alcantara interior.
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Ford is expanding its rally commitment back into a factory effort. Together with M-Sport, a Fiesta is initially set to compete under the new regulations before a completely new WRC model follows in 2029.
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The new Aston Martin DBX GT adopts the powerful V8 technology of the DBX S, but places greater emphasis on comfort, a quieter interior and more elegant details.
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Hyundai is expanding its US plant in Alabama for the Tucson Hybrid and new EREV drivetrains. The investment shows how important hybrid technology remains in North America.
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The US government is significantly easing the CAFE requirements. For buyers, that could mean more choice among pick-ups and SUVs, but also slower efficiency progress.
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Hyundai Motor Group is preparing a new electric architecture, eMP, for large premium models. The first production car will be the Genesis GV90, which is set to launch in the USA in early 2027.
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The updated SEAT Ibiza receives a sharper design, revised interior details and more modern equipment. For buyers, it remains interesting above all as a classic, everyday-friendly supermini.
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