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BYD's Electrifying Surge Poses Serious Threat to Tesla's Supremacy, Reports Say
In Q3 2023, global EV market data showed BYD and Tesla nearly equal in market sharesesla delivered This threatens Tesla's dominance, as BYD aims to lead in Q4, shaking up the EV landscape.
By Dabbie Davis
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Lucid Motors Stumbles: CFO Resignation Sparks LCID Stock Plunge
Lucid Motors faces a significant setback as CFO Sherry House resigns, causing a nearly 10% stock drop. House's immediate departure prompts Lucid to appoint Gagan Dhingra, VP of Accounting, as interim CFO. Lucid seeks a permanent replacement while House remains in an advisory role until year-end.
By Dabbie Davis
Toyota Tundra Scam Fools Social Media Users through a Giveaway Deception
A massive Facebook scam, falsely promising a 2023 Toyota Tundra giveaway, ensnares 450,000 users. Perpetrators urged participants to comment, click links, and complete surveys for prizes.
By Dabbie Davis
Mercedes-Benz GLE Recall: 12V Ground Connection Issue Sparks Safety Concerns
Mercedes-Benz issues a recall for selected 2021-2022 GLE vehicles due to a potentially dangerous 12-volt ground connection issue. Concerns arise as the automaker learns of overlooked rework problems, prompting questions about safety protocols.
By Dabbie Davis
Driver Claims Audi's Pre-Sense Safety Feature Brings Car to a Halt, Puts Passengers in Danger
Audi's Pre-Sense safety feature is under scrutiny after a driver's harrowing experience. Video footage shows the Audi suddenly stopping on a busy highway due to a perceived danger, raising concerns about the reliability of advanced driver-assistance systems.
By Dabbie Davis
US Authorities Initiate In-depth Probe on More Than 400,000 VW and Audi Models for Potential Fuel Leak Hazards
Federal officials have launched an investigation into persistent fuel leak concerns in 2015-2016 Volkswagen Golf and Audi A3 models. They aim to determine if the problem extended beyond 2016, potentially affecting vehicles until 2020.
By Dabbie Davis
Automakers Express Concern Over Potential Impact of New US Regulations on Gas-Powered Vehicles Production
Major automakers, represented by the Alliance for Automotive Innovation, express grave concerns about upcoming US rules that could force them to abruptly stop gas car production. The proposed regulations push for 67% electric vehicles by 2032, potentially impacting automakers' transition to EVs and their income streams.
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