Autoline Daily 2022: Top Industry News for March 10

GM Won’t Split ICE & EV Operations; Tesla Finally Gets Official OK for Giga Berlin; BMW to Make Fuel Cell Cars

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Volkswagen ID. Buzz

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We’ve seen the wild concepts and lightly camouflaged teaser photos. Now Volkswagen debuts the real thing, the production version of the ID. Buzz electric van intended to pull lovers of the German automaker’s Microbus of old into the company’s future. The ID Buzz and its companion ID. Buzz Cargo go on sale in the U.S. in 2024.

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4Matic For All? Mercedes-Benz Vans Unveils New Sprinter Powertrain

Mercedes-Benz Sprinter transitions to a more efficient 4-cyl. Portfolio, 9G-TRONIC transmission and a new all-wheel-drive system carried over from Mercedes-Benz cars.

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Most-Viewed Auto Ads Air Across Range of Programming

The No.1 spot, Toyota’s “More Me,” leveraged comedies such as Friends and Ridiculousness and animated series including SpongeBob SquarePants and Paw Patrol to rack up more than 180 million impressions on an estimated national spend of only $1.2 million.

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Driverless Tech Education Needed to Convince UK Motorists

From TU Automotive
Drivers in the UK are still convinced driverless cars will cause more accidents with female drivers the most concerned.

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Uhnder Set for Mass Production of Advanced Imaging Radar

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The startup believes it will be first with volume output of a 4D solid-state radar.

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