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Ferrari’s chairman has said a conversation with Amazon founder Jeff Bezos in 2016 helped move the marque towards building an electric vehicle, tying the Luce to an unlikely influence.
A proposal involving high-sulfur dyed diesel faces a basic regulatory obstacle: without a written change in the EPA's position, the fuel remains unauthorised for use on US roads.
Mitsubishi’s badge-engineered Eclipse Sportback arrives with a starting price close to $40,000, putting it above the Nissan Leaf and sharpening questions over its value in the EV market.
Audi has received an unexpectedly strong response from European buyers for the new RS5, with interest building before the performance model reaches global markets.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has rejected a proposal that would have altered the treatment of unclaimed money remaining after vehicle lien sales.
A federal circuit judge has ruled that tracking a vehicle through license plate reader data for a month without a warrant was unconstitutional, raising fresh questions over police access to automated vehicle-location records.
Unifor is preparing members for a mid-October strike vote in its dispute with Stellantis, saying industrial action remains a last resort but pledging to defend Brampton Assembly’s future.
Jeremy Clarkson is selling three classic cars associated with The Grand Tour, including a Lancia Montecarlo featured in the programme’s final episode.
California has enacted SB 1406, giving state authorities additional tools to pursue unpaid taxes linked to vehicles registered through out-of-state shell entities, including structures associated with Montana.
Hyundai is reportedly developing Ioniq 4 and Ioniq 7 electric vehicles, with the mid-size Ioniq 7 SUV expected to use the brand's established 800-volt electrical architecture.
