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VW Group is set on launching EVs priced as low as 20,000 euros, but may need help to reach the target.

VW Group has tapped Magna International for development of its planned Scout electric truck and SUV.

The rights to the striking NEVS Emily GT electric sedan have been sold to EV startup EV Electra.

It's unclear what the Lightstream name could be applied to, or if it will be used at all.

The U.S. State Department has once again chosen the Chevrolet Suburban for shuffling around its staff.

An electric GLC-Class is in the works, and is tipped to be built at a plant in Alabama.

Lotus says its fast chargers can deliver close to 90 miles of range in just five minutes of charging.

Bolts securing the VANOS system on the cars could come loose.

The days of a BMW featuring an engine built in Germany are coming to an end.

Cruise has lost two senior staff at a time the company is facing extra scrutiny on safety.

Tesla has removed a clause in its sales agreement that forbid owners from reselling the Cybertruck within one year of taking delivery.

Ferrari plans to give its more than 5,000 staff shares in the company.

Tesla warns it may sue Cybertruck owners who try to flip their vehicles early.

Volvo is following in the footsteps of car companies like Tesla and GM by expanding into the energy business.

Stellantis has acquired a 20% stake in Leapmotor and will help export its vehicles outside of China.

Cruise's driverless cars have been blocked from California's roads following an accident that occurred on Oct. 2.

Honda and GM are no longer going to work together on affordable EVs.

Tom Walkinshaw's son is following in his father's footsteps with the founding of a engineering company focused on performance cars.

Toyota and Lexus EV owners will soon have access to Tesla's Superchargers in the U.S. and Canada.

Cruise's robotaxi service in Japan will initially operate in central Tokyo.