Autoline Daily: Top Industry News for Oct. 14

New Car Prices Soaring; BMW Ready for ICE Bans; Lexus Reveals All-New Boldly Styled LX

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Volvo’s 2nd BEV, C40 Recharge, Launches in Belgium

The Ghent plant, one of Volvo’s largest, also produces the XC40 Recharge, the BEV version of its award-winning compact CUV. The automaker plans to produce up to 135,000 BEVs annually at the Belgian facility.

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Lincoln Still Stress-Free Atop Most-Watched Ads List

Lincoln’s “Where Does the Stress Go?” spot continues to dominate with the most impressions, backed by the highest estimated national spend, which increased to $5.4 million.

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Prodrive to Race Prove Biofuels Reducing Eco Emissions by 80%

From TU Automotive
UK motorsport specialist, Prodrive, claims to have jointly developed sustainable fuel for ICE powered racing cars that reduces greenhouse emissions by 80% compared to regular gasoline.

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Hydrogen Developments Speed Toward Still-Distant Fuel-Cell Future

For Wards Intelligence Subscribers
Hydrogen Day (Oct. 8 = 1.008, the atomic weight of hydrogen) always produces news on the fuel-cell vehicle front. But great expectations for a hydrogen-powered future are being tempered by reality.

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