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BMW says Brexit could cost auto industry several billion dollars
Auto October 8, 2020 , by BizLizzy Reporter
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Tesla will use new battery tech at Berlin factory, Musk says
Auto October 8, 2020 , by BizLizzy Reporter
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Hyundai to recall Kona EVs in S. Korea over fire risk
Auto October 8, 2020 , by BizLizzy Reporter
The automaker said its recall of 25,564 Kona EVs “is a proactive response to a suspected defective
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Sonic Automotive CEO David Smith arrested on assault charges
Auto October 7, 2020 , by BizLizzy Reporter
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Group 1 expects Q3 earnings per share to triple
Auto October 7, 2020 , by BizLizzy Reporter
The Houston-based dealership group said margins on new- and used-vehicle sales have more than offset
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Tesla has shot at producing 500,000 vehicles this year, Musk says in memo
Auto October 7, 2020 , by BizLizzy Reporter
The automaker’s delivery push has been supported by its Shanghai factory, the company’s only
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GMC plans Hummer EV reveal at World Series
Auto October 7, 2020 , by BizLizzy Reporter
The vehicle will be revealed globally at 8 p.m. EDT during the World Series on Fox and […]
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Jaguar drops XE sedan as SUV sales dominate
Auto October 7, 2020 , by BizLizzy Reporter
Poor U.S. sales and a move away from sedans to crossovers means Jaguar’slineup will now consist
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Volvo small EV will be key part of electric push
Auto October 7, 2020 , by BizLizzy Reporter
The model will use a new platform that the Swedish automaker helped develop for Chinese parent Zhejiang
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Sharp signs licensing deal with Daimler after settling patent lawsuit
Auto October 7, 2020 , by BizLizzy Reporter
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Daimler signals less emphasis on future compact vehicles
Auto October 7, 2020 , by BizLizzy Reporter
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Tesla alleges act of employee sabotage in Calif. plant
Auto October 6, 2020 , by BizLizzy Reporter
Tesla responded to the incident rapidly, and operations at the facility were disrupted for only a short