Ford recalls almost 150,000 Mustangs over possible loss of power
A problem with ground connections in the engine bay can lead to fatigue cracks in the wiring harness of the Ford Mustang. In the worst case, a sudden loss of power may occur.
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Ford expands engine teardown program to address recall problems
Ford aims to identify quality defects earlier by systematically disassembling problematic engines and comparing the findings with warranty data. Initial analyses apparently show an effect.
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Honda and Nissan agree to share software for models from 2029
Honda and Nissan are moving closer together on vehicle software: From 2029, models with electric, hybrid and combustion powertrains are to benefit from jointly used software.
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BMW upgrades safety tech against dooring accidents
BMW is expanding its assistance systems with functions designed to prevent doors from being opened into the path of cyclists. In addition, automatic emergency braking is being designed for further hazardous situations.
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Lucid recalls nearly all Air sedans over fire risk
Lucid must make fixes to almost all Air sedans built so far. For owners, what matters most now is whether their vehicle is affected and what repair is planned.
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Audi Nuvolari: First driving impressions point to a new high-performance flagship
The Audi Nuvolari moves into the spotlight with an initial driving assessment. Key data is still missing, but the direction is clear: Audi wants to be perceived more strongly again in the exclusive performance segment.
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Hyundai N plans seven new models and a rear-wheel-drive flagship
Hyundai's performance division is set to grow significantly: seven new N models are planned, along with a new offering between N Line and full N, plus a front-engined rear-wheel-drive model as the sporty flagship.
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Hyundai Santa Fe EREV: seven-seat SUV set to launch with range extender in 2027
Hyundai is preparing a new EREV drivetrain for the Santa Fe: electrically driven wheels, a combustion engine as a power generator and up to 600 miles of total range.
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NHTSA probes brake problems in GM and Honda vehicles
In the USA, the NHTSA is investigating possible brake failures in more than one million vehicles from the GM and Honda sphere. Important for owners: an investigation is not yet a recall.
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Polestar Questions US Ban After Volvo Exemption
Polestar sees itself as being treated unequally in the US: While Volvo receives an exemption from a safety-related sales ban, the future of Polestar models on the market remains uncertain.
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