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Citroën's chevron logo has been revamped for the 10th time.

Kittyhawk's plan to develop fully autonomous flying taxis has been grounded.

Tesla's latest recall affects every vehicle in its lineup.

Both Bugatti's Veyron and Chiron can now be bought as certified pre-owned cars.

Nissan has halted sales of its automatic-shift 2023 Z sports car because of a park-gear problem.

VW is looking to accelerate EV and software development by grouping both areas under one roof.

While Ford will stick with franchised dealerships instead of a Tesla-like direct sales model, dealers that opt into the Model E business will also have to agree to non-negotiable pricing.

Magna Steyr wants a U.S. plant and is already on the hunt for locations.

Cruise's robotaxi service will soon be operating in 3 U.S. cities.

British firm Ineos' Grenadier off-roader could reach the U.S. as early as 2023.

An EV startup without a vehicle on sale has acquired another EV startup that's also yet to bring a vehicle to market.

Porsche won't enter F1 with Red Bull Racing, but its interest in the series isn't over yet.

A joint venture between Mercedes-Benz and Rivian will give Rivian its first manufacturing site in Europe.

Porsche's IPO is expected to value the company at up to $85 billion.

All of Buick's roughly 2,000 dealers will be offered a buyout if they don't want to switch to EV sales.

The fuel cells will power an iX5 Hydrogen SUV due later in 2022.

Honda and LG Energy Solution are partnering on the new U.S. battery plant which will be ready in 2025.

Zeekr plans to use CATL's Qilin battery in its 001 hot hatch and new 009 minivan.

The automotive world has lost one of its most talented engineers.

California plans a gradual phase-in of its ban on tailpipe emissions that will start as soon as 2026.