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Detroit Three Fall Behind in Crossovers; Ford Ranger Makes Towing Easier;UPS Tests Electric Delivery Truck

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Lambo Aventador Sets Nürburgring Nordschleife Record

Even before the attempt, development engineers were confident after a computer-simulated virtual attempt at the Nordschleife returned a better lap time than the Lamborghini Huracán Performante.

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Sleeping It Off on the Road to MBS

The Expedition Platinum is a sleeper because, while it is loaded to the gills with luxury amenities, it wears a down-on-the-farm Ford blue oval badge.

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Engineers Losing Confidence in Automakers’ Ability to Meet 2025 Fuel-Economy Rules

Almost half of 486 automotive engineers and designers responding to WardsAuto’s survey say the industry would not be able to meet 2025 targets without job losses or limiting choices for consumers.

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Come on Inside, NVIDIA’s Shapiro Offers

Automakers and suppliers around the world lean on NVIDIA’s Drive Xavier and Drive Pegasus supercomputing for their AV programs. With Drive Constellation, they now have access to NVIDIA’s muscle inside the lab.

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Survey Says Tariffs Would Change Buying Behavior

In the face of tariffs, 30% of consumers say they would switch to another vehicle, according to a Cox Automotive poll.

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Opportunities, Challenges Ahead From Smart Mobility

The auto industry and Silicon Valley will converge to explore the future of mobility at a new summit set for Oct. 25 near Silicon Valley.

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‘Will Your Self-Driving Vehicle Need a License?’

When it comes to regulating self-driving cars, a lot of government entities join in.

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Mitsubishi Hires VW, Fiat Veteran to Head Advanced Design

Alessandro Dambrosio will lead teams at three design studios – Okazaki and Tokyo in Japan, and Frankfurt in Germany – and will report directly to Tsunehiro Kunimoto, Mitsubishi corporate vice president-design division.

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