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EV Transition Imminent: Automakers, Suppliers Discuss Shift From Combustion to Alternative Fuel
The transition from engine combustion to alternative fuel has been discussed by automakers and suppliers.
By Israel Monte
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Ineos Fusilier Faces Setbacks as Demand and Tariffs Disrupt Schedule
Ineos debuted the Fusilier electric model this year, but its anticipated 2027 release faces a setback. The delay is attributed to sluggish demand and tariff challenges. Enthusiasts awaiting the Fusilier's arrival must now exercise patience as Ineos navigates these hurdles before the SUV hits the market.
By Dabbie Davis
Volvo Upholds Customer Service Standards, Refunding EX30 Purchasers Due to Software Issues
Amid serious software challenges faced by Volvo EX30 owners, the company initiates refunds for affected purchasers. These issues have prompted significant returns to Volvo due to software glitches impacting key functionalities like headlights and climate control. Despite setbacks, Volvo remains committed to resolving these matters promptly for customer satisfaction and operational efficiency.
By Dabbie Davis
Tesla Drives Forward for Robotaxis Plan, Patents Auto Sanitation System
Tesla's move to patent an auto sanitation system for its upcoming Robotaxi fleet marks a significant step in its continued quest in leading the industry. This innovative system, incorporating heating plates and UV lights, aims to automate sanitization processes. However, challenges persist in perfecting this technology, underscoring Tesla's commitment to progress in transportation solutions.
By Dabbie Davis
Car Sales Landscape Sees Impact from US Presidential Elections: Reports Says
With the upcoming elections looming, the automotive industry faces uncertainties and shifts as a pivotal event approaches. Anticipations run high within the U.S. auto sector amidst economic transformations and concerns over interest rates and inflation levels influenced by the impending presidential elections.
By Dabbie Davis
Volkswagen Recalls Over 271,000 Atlas SUVs Due to Defective Airbag That May Malfunction During Crash
Volkswagen's latest concern involves a recall affecting 271,330 Atlas SUVs due to faulty airbags, particularly in the front passenger seat. This defect could lead to airbag non-deployment during crashes, posing significant safety risks. Volkswagen aims to rectify this issue promptly and ensure customer safety through timely repairs at no cost.
By Dabbie Davis
Rivian Address Concern Over Weight Capacity Mislabeling on R1S and R1T: Issue Recall
Rivian recently recalled certain R1S and R1T models due to mislabeled weight capacities on their tire placards. This recall affects vehicles from 2022 and 2023, totaling 666 cars. Rivian is taking proactive steps, mailing corrected placards to owners to prevent any safety risks associated with the mislabeling.
By Dabbie Davis
