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Eli prepares a faster version of its electric microcar

Manufacturer Eli Electric Vehicles announces the upcoming arrival of a new, faster version of its electric microcar, expanding its use beyond slow lanes.

The ten most affordable cars in Brazil in November 2026

The ranking of the best-selling low-priced cars in Brazil is dominated by the Fiat Mobi at 72,490 reais, while entry-level models have seen their prices increase.

NHTSA demands all GM failure records for the 6.2L V8 before November 13

The US highway safety agency has asked General Motors to submit all records of failures related to its 6.2L V8 engine before November 13, as part of its investigation.

In Norway, a Jeep Avenger experiences repeated brake failures and the dispute stalls

A Norwegian owner of a new Jeep Avenger reports repeated brake failures since January 2025; his dealer disputes the complaint drafted with the help of AI.

Regional dealers drive BYD's next phase of growth

BYD relies on a network of regional distributors to support its next phase of commercial growth.

In the United States, only 11% of internal combustion engine car owners consider switching to electric

An American survey shows that convincing buyers of internal combustion engine cars to switch to electric remains difficult, with only 11% considering it for their next purchase.

German dealer Autohaus König insolvent

Bavarian auto distributor Autohaus König is insolvent; the future of its sites in Bavaria remains uncertain.

Toyota invests $1.34 billion in Argentina

Toyota announces a $1.34 billion investment in Argentina, presented as a counter-offensive by legacy automakers in Latin America.

British sports car manufacturer prepares its return

Another British sports car manufacturer is looking to be reborn with a new model.

Driver victim of Tesla Summon function malfunction in a parking lot

A Tesla owner reports that a Summon call in a parking lot went wrong, illustrating the limits of the automatic maneuvering system.

Debate over a merger between Tesla and SpaceX

An analysis suggests that a merger between Tesla and SpaceX would serve Elon Musk's interests more than those of Tesla shareholders.

A 1928 Bentley 4.5 Litre barn find could top one million dollars

A 1928 Bentley 4.5 Litre with Vanden Plas bodywork, found in a barn, is being auctioned. Its rarity and previous sales of this model suggest a seven-figure value.

A2A wants to densify its charging network in provincial Italy

The head of A2A advocates for a dense territorial network of charging points to accelerate the transition to electric cars in Italy.

Ionity wants to deploy fast chargers without strengthening the power grid

Ionity presents a solution to accelerate the deployment of its fast charging stations in Europe by bypassing grid limitations.

Lamborghini says it is not overly concerned about the Chinese market, for now

The Italian supercar manufacturer says it is not concerned in the short term about the Chinese automotive market, while remaining attentive to its evolution.

Mobileye wins contract with major US automaker

Mobileye announces an agreement with a major American automobile manufacturer, boosting its stock price.

Toyota tests affordable urban electric SUV prototype in Europe

Toyota is testing in Europe a prototype of an affordable compact electric SUV, intended for the urban segment. The manufacturer has not specified a launch date.

Citroën reportedly working on an electric 2 CV return around €15,000

According to Spanish press, Citroën is working on an electric reinterpretation of the 2 CV positioned around €15,000.

Lombardy: up to €10,000 in aid per vehicle for taxis in 2026

The Lombardy region has launched a 2026 call for projects offering up to €10,000 in aid per vehicle for taxis to renew their fleets.

Mercedes-Benz equips Brazilian GLB 250 with a 1.5L turbo-electric engine derived from F1

The Mercedes GLB 250 SUV abandons the 2.0L engine for a 231 hp 1.5L turbo-electric engine with 48V mild hybridization, a technology inspired by Formula 1.

The price of the Peugeot RCZ R begins to rise on the used car market

The rare Peugeot RCZ R sports coupe remains affordable on the used market, but its prices are starting to increase.

Cybertruck owner testifies to the strong depreciation of the pickup

A Cybertruck buyer who paid $100,000 recounts the depreciation suffered by his vehicle after 25,000 miles. The testimony illustrates the model's rapid loss of value.

Subaru aims to win over more American customers

Subaru plans to gain American buyers through a strengthened lineup, more flexible production, and reduced manufacturing costs.

Merz surprised by Asian reluctance to European automotive "Made in Europe" plan

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said he was surprised by the reservations expressed by Asian countries regarding the European local content project for the automotive industry.

The electric vehicle, showcase of China's state industrial project

An analysis presents the electric car as the visible part of China's state-led industrial dominance project, beyond just the automotive sector.

EU CO2 targets favor fleet electrification

European CO2 standards are pushing corporate fleets toward electric vehicles, with more models available and prices decreasing.