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Car Companies Are In A Billion-Dollar Software War, And Everyone's Losing

Ford announced this week that it is merging FNV4, its project to develop a next-generation electrical architecture designed to unlock new functionality and upgradeability for both EVs and internal-combustion cars, with its existing architecture, seemingly confirming reports that the project has not gone as planned. It’s another in a long, long…

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Georgia’s EV Boom Is ‘At Risk,’ Senators Warn

Georgia is dotted with dozens of clean energy projects, often located in far-flung rural areas. Combined, they’re worth $28 billion, promising 42,000 well-paying manufacturing jobs. They are scattered across solar, hydrogen and grid transmission projects, but electric vehicles are at the center of it all, designed to provide greater independence…

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Updated WRC 2027 regulations presented to WRC Commission

An updated version of the World Rally Championship 2027 technical regulations is being finalised to be presented to the FIA World Motor Sport Council next month.

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Discover the updated WRC 2027 rules presented to WRC Commission

An updated version of the World Rally Championship 2027 technical regulations is being finalised to be presented to the FIA World Motor Sport Council next month.

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New video emerges that allegedly shows suspect Bryan Kohberger’s movements on night of Idaho murders

The video is part of the evidence prosecutors believe track the suspect’s movements on the night of the murders

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The Technology That Got Robert Wickens Back In Top-Level Racing

Even by the standards of elite racing drivers, Robert Wickens is remarkable. After a 2018 IndyCar crash at Pocono rendered him with paraplegia, he never for a second gave up on racing. In 2022, he made his comeback in the IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge series with Bryan Herta Autosport in a…

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Wickens: Taking the next step on the comeback trail

Robert Wickens was always going to get back into a racing car after the life-changing injuries he sustained at the wheel of an Indycar at Pocono in 2018. He never doubted it, and nor did those around him. So no one should be surprised that his comeback is gathering pace…

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The 2025 Chevrolet Traverse Does Its Job Uninspiringly: Review

If you want a bigger, brawnier three-row from Chevrolet, the Tahoe and Suburban are two of the best around. But the brand's most family-friendly three-row SUV is the 2025 Traverse, which is nicer to drive than its more truck-like siblings and has a third row with genuinely usable space. Plus,…

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The Hyundai Elexio Proves SUV Madness Isn't Stopping

We’ve honestly lost count of how many crossovers Hyundai has launched in recent years. Alas, get ready for another one, fully electric but skipping the usual Ioniq branding. Instead, the new EV bears the Elexio moniker and was developed in China for the local market. The newcomer is a product…

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BTCC ace Cook encouraged by Honda progress after Donington opener

Leading British Touring Car Championship racer Josh Cook believes he is “in a good place” to be a contender this season with the One Motorsport Honda team.

Autosport

Hyundai EVs Just Got A Lot Easier To Charge. Almost Tesla Easy

Charging an electric vehicle should be as easy as gassing up. Right now, it’s not. Juggling buggy apps, clunky payment systems and glitchy card readers is still common at many charging stations. Teslas have long stood out for how effortless they are to charge, thanks to their high vertical integration…

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Tesla Has A Three-Month Supply Of Unsold Cybertrucks

Tesla's futuristic Cybertruck was something that CEO Elon Musk once admitted could flop. However, that thought seemed to be unlikely—the truck was basically a rolling billboard, essentially a modern-day DeLorean. And much like the DeLorean, the truck seems to be facing a demand issue that's causing units to pile up…

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11 best lawnmowers for 2025 to get your garden ready for summer, tried and tested

Don’t let the grass grow under your feet – pick up one of the best lawnmowers to take the toil out of gardening

The Independent UK

The Hyundai Ioniq 5 Is Eligible For The $7,500 Federal Tax Credit Again

The 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 has regained full eligibility for the $7,500 federal tax credit after a four month hiatus. Despite it being built in the United States at Hyundai Motor’s Metaplant in Georgia, the latest iteration of the electric crossover was nowhere to be seen on the EPA list…

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Here's Why There Are So Few EVs For Sale In America Right Now

There are too many moving pieces in the electric vehicle puzzle right now. Affordable EVs are allegedly on their way, as several automakers have promised. But tariffs, of course, got here first. Now there’s a real possibility that those low-cost EVs may not end up reaching their price targets.

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The 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 9 Starts at $60,555

The 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 9 should be arriving at dealers very soon. When it does, the three-row electric SUV will have an entry-level starting price of $60,555 (all prices include the $1,600 destination charge). That’ll get you the Ioniq 9 S, the single-motor, rear-wheel-drive model making 215 horsepower while delivering…

Autosport

Ingram predicting huge challenge in fight for second BTCC title

British Touring Car Championship star Tom Ingram reckons the pace of the series’ top two teams has made the task of winning a second title even harder. Ingram claimed his sole BTCC title in 2022, his second season since joining the Excelr8 Motorsport team to spearhead its line-up of Hyundai i30…

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The 2026 Hyundai Ioniq 9 Starts At $60,555

The 2026 Hyundai Ioniq 9 is officially on sale in the United States. The three-row electric SUV, which shares its underpinnings with the Kia EV9, has a starting price of $60,555, including the $1,600 destination fee. Meanwhile, the most expensive trim costs $78,090.

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What Tariffs? Hyundai Group Just Set Another Sales Record

Tariffs on vehicles built outside the United States are in effect, but you wouldn't know it by looking at the latest sales figures from Hyundai Group. Hyundai and Kia both clocked yet another record sales month, with each brand posting double-digit gains over last year.

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Ionna's EV Charging Network Doubled In Size Last Month

America doesn’t have a lot to brag about when it comes to its electric vehicle charging stations. Sure, the country’s charging network is growing, but not without setbacks, widespread reliability issues and even long waiting lines at some stations. Still, charging companies are stepping up and one consortium just doubled…

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WRC Rally1 line-up at Rally Portugal set to match record

Rally Portugal will welcome the strongest Rally1 line-up since 2022 when it hosts the next round of the World Rally Championship later this month.

Motorsport

Rally Portugal set to feature record-equaling WRC Rally1 line-up

Rally Portugal will welcome the strongest Rally1 line-up since 2022 when it hosts the next round of the World Rally Championship later this month.

International Business Times UK

Apple's iOS 18.4 and 18.4.1 Updates Bring New Emojis and Intelligence Features, But CarPlay Glitches Persist

Apple's latest iPhone software updates, iOS 18.4 and its quick follow-up 18.4.1, deliver a blend of the new and the essential bug fixes and security updates.

Autosport

Tanak: Hyundai was 'unprepared' for WRC Canary Islands round after Toyota defeat

Ott Tanak felt Hyundai was 'clearly unprepared' for the demands of Rally Islas Canarias after suffering a crushing defeat to World Rally Championship rivals Toyota.

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Hyundai was 'clearly unprepared' for WRC Canary Islands round - Ott Tanak

Ott Tanak felt Hyundai was 'clearly unprepared' for the demands of Rally Islas Canarias after suffering a crushing defeat to World Rally Championship rivals Toyota.

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