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The first photos of the production Audi Q9
All things automotivePhotographs reveal a prototype of the potential Audi Q9 SUV, indicating potential competition for the BMW X7 and Mercedes-Benz GLS.
Job cuts at Ford’s F-150 Lightning factory
All things automotiveFord is eliminating two out of three production teams at its F-150 electric plant, forcing 1,400 people to retire or move to another factory in the Detroit area.
Here is the Volkswagen Tayron.
All things automotiveThe replacement of the seven-seater Volkswagen Tiguan by the Tayron will begin in 2025.
– This new model was revealed in legal documents filed in China.
– The Tayron will be equipped with mild-hybrid powertrains.
– Tayron versions sold in North America will be manufactured in Mexico.
Honda 0 Series: one day, Honda will eventually electrify itself.
All things automotiveWe hesitated. We juggled. We even handed off all the dirty work to a rival. But now Honda’s management has made a decision: its future will indeed be electric, starting officially somewhere in 2026, and it will be inspired by a concept vehicle called the “0 Series,” which is an appropriate name given Honda’s current progress in its electric shift.