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Audi Shows Off Passenger Drone, Camry Is Killing Accord, VW Predicts Diesel Resurgence

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BorgWarner Broadens Powertrain-Component Portfolio

The supplier has formed combined teams to offer OEMs products for internal combustion engines, hybrids and electric vehicles.

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Experts: U.S. Won’t Fill U.K. Automakers’ Brexit Gap

“The U.S. could be an attractive option for U.K. exports should the Brexit deal end badly for automotive trade with the (European Union), but the U.S. can only absorb so many U.K. exports,” says a Center for Automotive Research spokesman.

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Porsche Throws Electric CUV Curveball at Geneva

2018 Geneva Auto Show
Porsche Chairman Oliver Blume describes the Mission E Cross Turismo concept as a feasibility study created by a team of designers and engineers to assess whether a market exists for such an outwardly sporting zero-emission utility vehicle.

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GM Rejoins Conventional-Cab, Medium-Duty Market

The Detroit automaker calls its group of Class 4, Class 5 and Class 6 conventional cab trucks the most customer-focused offering in the market.

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How to Increase Interest in Selling EVs

WardsAuto Industry Voices contributor John Possumato says no one seriously thinks Tesla will sell the majority of EVs in the coming years. This task is for the major manufacturers and their dealers.

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EV Shows Veteran Designer Giugiaro Still Energetic

2018 Geneva Auto Show
The Giugiaros established GFG Style after leaving the Italdesign studio and were not commissioned by any automaker to design and engineer the Sybilla, although with Envision’s involvement the EV is meant to be incorporated into the electrical grid.

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Kia Genesis G70 3.3.L Twin Turbo V-6 – 2018 Award Acceptance

Sung Baek Joo, vice president-powertrain, passenger car and diesel engines at Hyundai Motor Group/Kia, accepts award for Stinger 3.3L twin-turbo V-6 at 2018 Wards 10 Best Engines ceremony.

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