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JUNE 27, 2017

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Chevy Equinox: All Turbo All the Time

Consumers associate turbochargers with high output, and Chevy is counting on the new Equinox engine lineup to be a competitive advantage: It’s the only midsize CUV offered with nothing but forced induction.

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Seating Supplier Adient Has Cleanliness Covered

The Detroit-based company introduces removable, washable seat covers for vehicles used by multiple drivers and passengers participating in ride-sharing, carpooling or car rental.

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Criticism Greets Spain’s Latest MOVEA Scheme

The latest MOVEA plan also subsidizes the installation of public charging stations, with aid of up to 40% the cost. However, the Spanish auto industry has been lukewarm to the program.

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Mitsubishi, PSA Name New Oz Operations Chiefs

In John Signoriello, who takes the top job July 1, Mitsubishi Australia is getting a local man to head the company for the first time since its founding 37 years ago.

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Germany Plans Dieselgate-Driven Emissions-Testing Agency

The new institute stems from an effort to try to restore consumer confidence after the Volkswagen scandal.

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Geely Plots Strategic Course for Malaysia's Proton

Malaysia becomes the right-hand-drive production hub for Geely in the ASEAN region, allowing Proton’s modern but underused 150,000-unit-a-year Tanjung Malim plant to run at its maximum capacity, possibly including Volvo cars.

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Volkswagen, Nvidia to cooperate on artificial intelligence

 "Artificial intelligence is the key to the digital future of the Volkswagen Group."

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Takata Apologizes to Faulty Air Bag Victims

Automotive supplier has filed for bankruptcy protection in Japan and the U.S.

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Ford, German Postal Service Form EV Joint Venture

Deutsche Post hopes to build on its experience in the smaller light-commercial-vehicle segment by joining with Ford to produce a larger version of the emissions-free StreetScooter.

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