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Jaguar Land Rover plans to cut around 4,000 jobs worldwide over the next two years. The move mainly affects office and management functions and is intended to reduce costs as the group pushes ahead with its electric strategy.
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A new patent application shows how Toyota could create additional cargo space in a possible Ford Maverick rival: with a hidden tailgate solution that is used only when needed.
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Audi is relaunching the A2 as a small electric five-door. The A2 e-tron targets efficiency, everyday usability, and an entry price of around 32,000 pounds in the UK.
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Heavy U.S. pickups such as the Ford Super Duty and Ram HD were long rarely assessed in independent consumer crash tests. New IIHS tests now show that size alone is no guarantee of safety.
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Tesla’s driverless Cybercab has launched in Austin. US regulators are now investigating whether the approval and safety certification of the autonomous electric vehicle is sufficiently documented.
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A large analysis of used electric cars sees Mercedes, Hyundai and BMW leading in battery health. Tesla models land in the lower third – for buyers, checking the battery condition now matters.
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Stellantis is delaying the launch of planned range-extender models from Jeep and Ram. For customers, this means longer waiting times, but for the group it also means additional time for validation, quality, and market positioning.
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Polestar is revising the concept of the 4: The new SUV layout once again gets a classic rear window, a straighter roofline and more storage space – while still offering up to 544 hp.
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A global analysis of more than 500,000 battery tests shows: Most electric car batteries lose comparatively little capacity in the first 50,000 kilometers. Charging behavior, battery capacity, and the variation between individual vehicles remain decisive, however.
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Mitsubishi is reviving the Pajero: the large SUV once again relies on a ladder frame, seven seats and Super Select 4WD-II. Depending on the market, the Shogun and Montero names could also return.
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