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BYD is once again the world champion in sales of electrified vehicles.
All things automotiveBYD finished 2023 with a record number of sales of electrified vehicles (electric and plug-in hybrid), becoming the global champion in this field. By surpassing the target of 3 million annual sales they had set for themselves, this Chinese manufacturer has outpaced American manufacturer Tesla for the second consecutive year.
Cale Yarborough: The NASCAR Legend Dies at 84
All things automotiveCale Yarborough, a legendary figure in NASCAR, has passed away at the age of 84. Yarborough, known for his aggressive driving style and competitive spirit, raced in the NASCAR Cup Series from 1957 to 1988.
A new identification color for autonomous Mercedes-Benz vehicles
All things automotiveOne of the first things we learn as new drivers is the color palette of the road. Green means “go”, yellow serves as a warning or to slow down, while red means “stop”. Today, for the first time in decades, a new color is being added to the list. It is turquoise, which will belong to cars operating without the intervention of their driver.
Toyota must inspect nearly 13,000 Corolla Cross models.
All things automotiveIn May of this year, Toyota recalled approximately 110,000 Corolla Cross models in North America due to a problem with the passenger airbag. It has now been revealed that 12,575 models in the United States (the number has not been specified for Canada), which had already been inspected for the defect, will need to be returned to dealers as they may require a repair.