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Xpeng X2 Revolutionizes Transportation with Groundbreaking Cross-River Flight Achievement
Witness the groundbreaking cross-river flight of the Xpeng X2, a pioneering flying car, over Changsha's Xiang river. This historic event, marked by its visually striking design and impressive endurance, signifies a significant leap forward in aviation technology.
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Sleek Gold Wildcat EV Marks Buick's Bold Design Evolution
Buick unveils a revolutionary design inspired by the Wildcat EV concept, accompanied by the launch of the tagline "Setting the Standard." With a striking gold Wildcat EV model, Buick signals a significant shift for the brand as it embraces innovation and electric mobility.
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2024 Volkswagen ID.4 Pro Offers Enhanced Electric Performance, 82 kWh
The 2024 Volkswagen ID.4 is set to revolutionize the electric vehicle landscape, with a strong focus on the 82-kWh battery pack and a starting price of $39,735 for the 62 kWh models and $44,875 for the 82 kWh versions. The new lineup introduces standard, S, and S Plus trim levels, along with the cutting-edge APP 550 drive system.
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Apple Abandons Electric Car Project, Pivots to Generative AI
Apple terminates its decade-long electric car initiative, pivoting resources towards Generative AI development. The undisclosed project, reportedly involving two thousand employees, remains unacknowledged by Apple. Personnel from the car project are expected to join the AI division, aligning with CEO Tim Cook's emphasis on advancing AI initiatives.
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Toyota Develops Groundbreaking Engine That Captures Carbon Out of the Air
Toyota pioneers environmental innovation with a carbon capture system in the hydrogen-powered GR Corolla. Racing tests show promise, capturing one gram of carbon per lap. Challenges remain, but Toyota aims for wider implementation, focusing on improving filter capacity and automation. This marks a significant step in sustainable engineering amid ongoing industry shifts.
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Toyota Recalls 381,000 Tacoma Pickups Over Crash Risk from Rear Axle Parts Detachment
Toyota issues a recall affecting nearly 381,000 Tacoma trucks in the US. The recall is due to potential rear axle part detachment, increasing crash risks. Owners will receive free inspections and necessary repairs starting in late April. Meanwhile, Toyota maintains its global dominance despite recall challenges, retaining its position as the most sought-after auto brand.
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Breaking News: 2025 Subaru Forester EV Development Promises Exceptional Range
Subaru's submission of 12 trademark applications to the USPTO hints at an exciting expansion, focusing on rugged off-road vehicles. With names like Accomplice and Hightrail, this move signals the potential for a new range of off-road-centric vehicles or elevated trim levels. Additionally, rumors of an electric Forester designed in-house align with Subaru's electrification strategy, showcasing their commitment to embracing electric vehicle technology.
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Hyundai Relies on Sonata and Elantra Sedans for US Sales Surge
Amidst rising interest rates, Hyundai is strategically adjusting its Sonata and Elantra sedans to meet evolving consumer demands. By bolstering production and monitoring market dynamics, the carmaker aims to fortify its position and cater to the growing demand for budget-friendly options in the U.S. automotive market.
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