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Ford Recalls 43,000 SUVs for Fuel Leaks Posing Fire Risk
Ford Motor Co. has recalled a significant number of compact SUVs due to concerns about cracked fuel injectors, posing a risk of fuel leakage and potential engine fires. However, the recall remedy does not address the fuel leak issue directly.
By Dabbie Davis
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Bentley Prioritizes Safety, Ditches Level 3 Self- Driving Technology
Bentley, led by CEO Adrian Hallmark, avoids Level 3 autonomy over safety worries, opting for Level 2 Plus Plus automation. Mercedes-Benz leads in Level 3 self-driving with Drive Pilot tech, launching in late 2023 and early 2024. Drive Pilot handles tasks at speeds up to 40 mph, letting drivers multitask, backed by sensors for safety.
By Dabbie Davis
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Vans Face Recall for Electrical Concern: Loss of Drive Power
The 2023 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter vans are in the spotlight due to a safety recall issued by Daimler Vans USA regarding a potentially unsecured 12-volt ground connection leading to overheating and power loss. Approximately 99 vehicles are affected, prompting thorough inspections by dealers to ensure safety and prevent potential incidents.
By Dabbie Davis
Fisker Faces Crisis: Millions in Customer Payments Uncollected
The crisis hit Fisker hard in late 2023 with a puzzling loss of sight on customer payments, totaling millions. This setback arrived amidst Fisker's pivotal period, reaching a remarkable $1 billion valuation within four years. As the payment turmoil unfolded, production woes and partnership failures added to Fisker's mounting challenges, hinting at deeper financial troubles.
By Dabbie Davis
Lamborghini Debuts New Logo, Revamped Iconic Emblem After Over 20 Years
Italian luxury automaker Lamborghini recently unveiled a new logo signifying its evolution in the automotive industry. The redesigned logo features a broader typeface, minimal colors, and a modern aesthetic. This shift aligns with Lamborghini's move towards sustainability and electrification, showcasing its commitment to innovation and growth.
By Dabbie Davis
Accelerating Change: US Implements Toughest Climate Rules Yet, Boosting Electric Cars
The US EPA's proposed regulations could necessitate up to 67% of new US car sales being electric by 2032, accelerating the transition towards clean energy. By 2030, EVs are expected to make up half of all vehicle purchases, aligning with President Biden's environmental commitments. This shift signifies a significant move towards sustainability and reduced emissions.
By Dabbie Davis
Final Audi R8 Enters Production Line for Last Epic Journey
The final Audi R8, a Performance Quattro Edition, concludes its 17-year production run with impressive specs. It will be showcased in Audi's museum. The Audi R8 V10 Performance excels in agility and craftsmanship. Audi reintroduces the R8 GT as a limited edition, producing 333 units, 150 destined for the American market, offering a luxurious driving experience.
By Dabbie Davis
Hyundai and Kia issue recall affecting 147,000 EVs in US, Damaged Charging Unit
Over 147,000 US electric vehicles are recalled by Hyundai, Kia, and Genesis due to faulty Integrated Charging Control Units potentially leading to power loss. Dealers will inspect and replace the ICCU, fuse, and provide software updates for free. Owners can expect notifications soon. The Genesis GV70 electric model garners praise for its luxurious design and performance features.
By Dabbie Davis
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