GM may follow up its GMC Hummer EV with a smaller, and presumably more affordable, offering. According to a report, a mid-size electric pickup wearing the Hummer name is in the design phase.
Mercedes-Benz wants its vehicles to be incapable of causing crashes. The automaker has set itself a target date of 2050 to achieve the goal, which it plans to realize via self-driving technology.
Porsche is out testing prototypes for an updated Taycan. The updated electric sedan and wagon should arrive on the market around late 2023 or early the following year.
You'll find these stories and more in today's car news, right here at Motor Authority.
GM reportedly mulls mid-size Hummer
Mercedes aims for zero crashes by 2050
2024 Porsche Taycan spy shots: Mid-cycle update coming
2023 Nissan Versa review
Porsche F1 entry isn't dead, says FIA
Used EV prices have peaked, report suggests
Redesigned 2023 Volkswagen Passat Variant spied
Review: 2023 Toyota Highlander turbo-4 replaces old reliable V-6
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Battery-boosted EV chargers coming to Chevron, Texaco stations
