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Japanese Solar-Powered Pint-Sized Van PUZZLE Coming to the US Market By 2025

PUZZLE will be released in the U.S., but not anytime soon. HW ELECTRO will make this available in the market by 2025. But the company makes everyone learn what it has to offer by launching it two years ahead of its availability in the North America. Find out more about it!

By Dabbie Davis

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Cadillac Embraces Future of EV, Unveils Optiq, 2024

Cadillac is charging into the electric vehicle (EV) future with the unveiling of the Cadillac Optiq, slated for a 2024 debut. This new addition signifies the brand's commitment to sustainable transportation solutions and aligns with General Motors' goal to become fully electric by 2035. Discover this new addition to the brands offerings.

By Dabbie Davis

Toyota

Toyota Unveils Revolutionary Automotive Technology, Shapes Future

Toyota is unveiling a transformative array of automotive technologies with a vision to change the future of cars. Their commitment to the Toyota Mobility Concept focuses on electrification, intelligence, and diversification. Read on to learn more about this latest venture.

By Dabbie Davis

Lucid Group

Lucid Unveils Gravity: A Paradigm Shift in Electric SUVs

In a monumental move, Lucid Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: LCID), celebrated for its groundbreaking luxury electric vehicles, has once again disrupted the automotive landscape with the introduction of the Lucid Gravity, a luxury electric SUV poised to redefine the standards in its category. The Gravity seamlessly combines cutting-edge technology, unrivaled performance, and an anticipated range exceeding 440 miles, setting a new benchmark for electric SUVs.

By Ernest Hamilton

Chrysler renames itself as FCA US

Chrysler renames itself as FCA US

U.S. automaker Chrysler Group LLC said it had changed its name to FCA US LLC effective immediately to follow the naming convention of its parent Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) NV (FCAU.N).

By Staff Reporter

Honda to recall more than 500,000 cars in China due to Takata air bags

Honda to recall more than 500,000 cars in China due to Takata air bags

Chinese authorities said on Tuesday that Honda Motor Co. and its two joint ventures in China would recall 569,769 cars due to potentially defective air bags which the carmaker said were made by Japan's Takata Corp..

By Staff Reporter

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