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Great Wall Motors' Tank 300 Hook Road swaps independent suspension for solid axles and ships with 40-inch tires — specs that leave the Wrangler Rubicon and Ford Bronco far behind on paper.
After nine years of delays, Tesla has set a live reveal date for the next-gen Roadster in Waco, Texas — complete with SpaceX thrusters that may or may not be street-legal.
Alphabet's robotaxi service launched in Las Vegas on September 14, covering a 24-mile radius around the Strip, but it enters a market where Zoox has already been running for a year.
Xiaomi launched four Skynomad hybrid SUVs in China starting at $31,300, with rotating seats, a compressor fridge, and an electric roof tent on the flagship — but tariffs and regulators block Western sales for now.
A camera monitoring gap on the assembly line left fuel tank straps improperly secured on 2023–2027 F-150s — Ford's third major F-150 recall in a single week.
The new drive unit is 18% smaller and 25% lighter than previous Tesla motors, yet Elon Musk says range is unchanged. The catch: only the Cybercab gets it for now.
The robotaxi embeds a Starlink V5 terminal for 4K passenger streaming and fleet backup, despite SpaceX's own spec sheet classifying the hardware as residential-only.
The self-driving company is setting up in Germany, but it still has no testing permits — and its London ambitions are already slipping.
A new Chinese national standard defines what counts as a true solid-state battery — and Western automakers are still years behind field trials.
Amazon's Zoox cleared all regulatory hurdles to run paid autonomous rides in Las Vegas — no steering wheel, no pedals, no human driver required.
The Chinese battery giant earns a 17% net margin while the car brands it supplies scrape by at 2–4%. That gap tells you everything about who's winning the EV transition.
Xiaomi's new EREV SUV line promises over 930 miles of combined range — but it's launching into a shrinking Chinese market and has no confirmed export plans.
The Dreadnought is a from-scratch armored SUV designed exclusively for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, dropping October 23, 2026.
