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Continue reading Weak yen gives Japan's automakers familiar, though temporary, relief
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A recent Ford patent filing hints that the automaker is investigating ways of charging EVs while driving. Published by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) on July 20, 2023, and originally filed Jan. 20, 2022, the patent application in question is titled "Roadway Charging Coil Alignment and Monitoring" and deals with wireless... Filed under: Porsche,Automotive History,First Drives,Convertible,Coupe,Luxury,Performance,Classics,Road Tests
Continue reading Porsche Per Day Part 1: 1991 Porsche 928 S Retro Review
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It is always good to see an electric SUV with externally mounted spare tire.
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Hyundai will work with China's Naas Technology on charging infrastructure, while Kia puts into operation the first supercharging station it built with Shell in China.
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Fang Cheng Bao today shared images of the exterior of the Leopard 5 on its Chinese social media channels, showing off a number of design details.
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The price cut this time is relatively low, and the low-end version of the Model Y with the highest sales volume has not been cut. Analysts believe that the effect may not be significant.
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