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China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) has revealed the technical specifications of the new Mazda EZ-60 crossover. As expected, the vehicle will debut in a version with a petrol generator (range extender) and a relatively small high-voltage battery.
Hyundai has unveiled a new generation of the three-row Palisade for the North American market. The SUV has a more spacious interior, new equipment, hybrid powertrain and off-road version XRT PRO.
Lancia only introduced the new Ypsilon last year, but is already updating its five-door hatchback.
The surge in demand for Toyota's petrol-electric hybrids has put suppliers in a difficult situation, resulting in component shortages and long waits for buyers.
Jeep's smallest hybrid made its debut three years ago, but has remained front-wheel drive until now. Only now the American brand has announced the start of orders for all-wheel drive version 4xe.
Toyota is launching a new battery plant in North Carolina at a cost of nearly $14 billion and has already found its first major customer
Toyota has officially unveiled the Crown Estate in Japan, completing the Crown range. It now includes a crossover, a sedan, a sporty version and a station wagon.
Mercedes-Benz has officially unveiled the third generation CLA. The car will be available in both all-electric version and hybrid configurations.
Scania and the DHL Group have unveiled an experimental electric truck with a petrol generator - the Extended Range Electric Vehicle (EREV). This model is designed for long-distance routes where charging infrastructure is not yet well developed.
Mitsubishi Motors Europe has announced the revival of the Grandis model.
Lexus decided to join the fashionable wave of "off-road" versions of crossovers and presented NX Overtrail. But if you were expecting a real all-terrain vehicle, you'll have to lower your expectations a bit.
Acura has long talked about an all-electric future, but now has been forced to revise its plans.
The problematic Samsung high-voltage batteries are causing the recall of 180,196 vehicles from four manufacturers, Stellantis, Ford, Volkswagen and Audi.
The test was conducted under more difficult conditions than is customary under the WLTP standard.
Aston Martin has officially unveiled its new Valkyrie LMH hypercar, which will compete in the 2025 24 Hours of Le Mans.
