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Lamborghini Rewrites Its Electrification Playbook

Lamborghini Rewrites Its Electrification Playbook

Lamborghini is recalibrating its electrification roadmap. Instead of launching a fully electric model next, the brand will focus on plug-in hybrids across its lineup. The move reflects where its customers are today — and where performance is evolving. Lanzador EV Concept Won’t Enter Production In 2023, Lamborghini introduced the Lanzador, its first all-electric concept car.…

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Rivian Expands Service Ahead of R2 Launch

Rivian Expands Service Ahead of R2 Launch

Rivian is preparing for the arrival of its highly anticipated R2. With production set to begin soon, the company is strengthening its service network across the United States. The goal is simple: support growing demand and deliver a seamless ownership experience from day one. As R2 moves closer to launch, Rivian is scaling quickly and…

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Uber’s All-In Autonomy Play

Uber’s All-In Autonomy Play

Uber doesn’t want to build robotaxis. Instead, it wants to power them all. The ride-hailing giant has signed 20+ partnerships with autonomous vehicle companies worldwide. From Waymo in the U.S. to WeRide in the Middle East and Wayve in the U.K., Uber is placing bets across the board. Its goal is clear: become the world’s…

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Ford Puts a Price on the Mach-E Frunk

Ford Puts a Price on the Mach-E Frunk

Ford will make the frunk a $495 option on the 2026 Mustang Mach-E, after including it as standard equipment in previous years. The decision follows a review of customer usage and cost efficiency. As EV packaging evolves, automakers continue to adjust which features come standard. Frunk Becomes Optional for 2026 Ford has removed the front…

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