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BMW iX Discontinued in U.S. as New iX3 EV Arrives Soon
BMW is discontinuing the iX in the U.S. while preparing to launch the iX3, a next-generation electric SUV with better efficiency, longer range, and faster charging. The move reflects a broader shift toward new EV platforms.
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Affordable Honda Super-N EV Launches With Manual-Style Driving
Honda’s new Super-N EV targets budget-conscious buyers with a sub-£20,000 price, compact design, and unique simulated shifting feature. Designed for urban use, it highlights a shift toward affordable electric mobility.
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Solar-Powered EV Fast Charging Station Opens in California Desert
PowerStation Charging has opened a solar-powered, grid-independent EV fast charging site in California with large battery storage. The station offers free charging and plans expansion along major highways.
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Kia expands hybrid and EREV plans with new Telluride and pickup models
Kia is expanding its North American strategy with hybrid and EREV versions of key models, including the Telluride and a new pickup truck. The company aims for strong growth in electrified vehicles by the end of the decade.
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Tesla Reportedly Working on Smaller, Lower-Cost Electric SUV
Tesla may introduce a new compact electric SUV with a smaller size, single motor, and lower price point. The model could help the company compete with cheaper EV rivals while supporting both consumer and autonomous use cases.
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Volkswagen ID. Buzz Self-Driving Vans Begin Testing in Los Angeles
Volkswagen has launched real-world testing of its ID. Buzz autonomous vans in Los Angeles, deploying over 100 vehicles with safety drivers. In partnership with Uber, the company aims to introduce robotaxi services in the U.S. by 2026.
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