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Honda Legend becomes first certified level 3 autonomous car
Honda on Thursday unveiled a partially self-driving Legend sedan in Japan, becoming the world's first carmaker to sell a vehicle equipped with new, certified level 3 automation technology. The launch gives Japan's No.2 automaker bragging rights for being the first to market, but lease sales of the level 3 flagship Legend would be limited to a batch of 100 in Japan, at a retail price of 11 million yen ($102,000).
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Volvo to sell only all-electric vehicles by 2030
Volvo Cars said it will only make and sell all-electric vehicles by 2030 as part of a broader transformation of the automaker that will include shifting sales online. “The key to sustainability is electrification, said Volvo Cars CEO Håkan Samuelsson during a presentation Tuesday.
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Honda's Now Selling the World's First Production Car with Level 3 Self-Driving Tech
In a move few saw coming, Honda is the new leader in advanced driver-assistance tech.
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Jeep is open to dropping Cherokee name, says CEO
The chief executive of Jeep's owner said he is open to dropping the Cherokee name after recent criticism from the Native American tribe's leadership. Carlos Tavares, chief executive officer of the recently formed Stellantis NV, said the company was engaged in dialogue with the Cherokee Nation over its use of the name. Jeep has two models, the Cherokee compact sport-utility vehicle and larger Grand Cherokee, that it sells in the U.S. and beyond.
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Aston Martin: The billionaire building 'a British Ferrari'
Lawrence Stroll, executive chairman of Aston Martin, told the BBC he wants to build a firm with a "luxury profile".
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Cloned plates suspected as shocked woman receives $1,200 speeding fine
A Brisbane woman who received an "astronomical" fine for speeding at twice the legal limit believes "crafty thieves" made near perfect copies of her number plates.
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As important as the Beetle? Two days with Volkswagen’s electric ID.4
It's a competent but not flashy crossover with a real-world range of 250 miles.
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Why I'm Done Pretending Touchscreen Infotainment Isn't a Stupid, Hazardous Fad
In-car touchscreens are problem enough for average, well-rested drivers. For millions of Americans like me, they're outright dangerous.
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Driverless cars successfully tested in Las Vegas
The first autonomous cars without a safety driver at the wheel were successfully tested in Las Vegas this month, automotive technology start-up Motional announced Monday.
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Selling A Wrecked Car For The Most Money [How To]
Many people have wrecked cars and are unsure of what to do with them. Rather than leaving the totaled vehicle in your backyard, selling the wrecked car may...
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'New Car Smell' Is The Scent of Carcinogens, And Even Short Trips May Overexpose Us
The average American spends almost one hour each day commuting to work, a number that adds up quickly.
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Look out Tesla, SAIC's $4,500 electric car takes China by storm
Marketed as 'commuting tool,' Hong Guang Mini outsells the Model 3
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Polestar will cease production of its stunning hybrid at the end of 2021
The Polestar 1 hybrid GT created a lot of car show buzz and even some lust, thanks to the gorgeous looks, 619 horsepower and respectable battery range of 60 miles. However, it was only ever intended as a halo vehicle to launch the brand and pave the way for the Polestar 2 and other EVs. To that end, it’s now entering its final production run.
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Tesla Recalls Cars With EMMC Failures, Calls Part A ‘Wear Item’
It’s a problem familiar to anyone who’s spent a decent amount of time playing with a Raspberry Pi
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Trump left a 'massive' traffic-safety mess for Biden. Item one: Tesla's self-driving claims
The Trump-era National Highway Safety Administration will be remembered for what it didn't do: offer clear rules for deploying autonomous driving technology. Tesla has been the beneficiary.
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How Rich Hospitals Profit From Patients in Car Crashes
Hospitals use century-old lien laws to bypass insurers and charge patients, especially poorer ones, the full amount.
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General Motors plans to exclusively offer electric vehicles by 2035
GM announced its "aspirations" Thursday as part of a larger plan for the Detroit automaker to be carbon neutral by 2040 in its global products and operations.
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Global sales of electric cars accelerate fast in 2020 despite pandemic
Sales of electric cars rose by 43% while overall car sales slumped by a fifth last year
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Why the Hell Do They Still Make Car Alarms?
They add to noise pollution while failing to prevent car theft. It's time for them to go.
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Tesla files to use new 'millimeter-wave radar' in electric cars
Tesla has applied with the FCC for the use of a new “millimeter-wave radar” inside the automaker’s electric cars. New Tesla Radar Tesla uses a front-facing radar sensor hidden inside the front fascia of its vehicles as part of its Autopilot/Full Self-Driving (FSD) sensor suite.
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