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This electric minivan wants to make you love MPVs again

It’s about the size of the Kia PV5 and VW ID. Buzz. As “a real alternative to SUVs and saloons,” Renault’s E-Space Concept makes you want to love minivans again. Renault reveals the E-Space Concept, an electric MPV While minivans aren’t the first thing that comes to mind when you think of a “cool” or fun-to-drive vehicle, Renault is out to change that. Renault unveiled the E-Space…
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TEMO launches clever new electric boat motor in the US

French electric marine motor manufacturer TEMO is bringing its latest electric propulsion system to North America, offering sailboat owners an interesting middle ground between a conventional outboard and a permanently installed pod drive. It’s been nearly two years since…
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BYD reveals flagship 7-seat electric SUV with over 400 miles of range

The flagship seven-seater is BYD’s first vehicle in Europe to feature its second-generation batteries and Flash Charging tech, delivering over 400 miles of range. BYD launches new flagship Atto 8 in Europe “BYD is all about turning intelligence into reality,” Stella Li, the company’s executive vice president, said on Monday. The Atto 8 is the “perfect example,” Li added, featuring its…
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The legendary Citroen 2CV is back as a €15k electric concept for 2028

Citroën has unveiled a concept electric version of its classic 2CV, aiming to bring the vehicle to market in 2028 for just €15,000. For the entire second half of the 20th century, the Citroën 2CV (“Deux Chevaux,” French for “two horses”) held a special place in Europe’s automotive landscape. The affordable, comfortable, yet underpowered vehicle had enormous popularity, selling…
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Max stupid: EU may loosen EV rules for third time in two years, aiding China

During multiple historic fuel crises and a climate crisis that left tens of thousands dead across Europe this summer, the bloc is reportedly close to striking a deal to allow its automakers to produce more of the vehicles that directly caused each of those problems. In doing so, it would only ensure that its automakers are unprepared to compete against the country that actually is providing…
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