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8:11 Driving Nissan’s New Z
The most remarkable thing about driving the Ford e-Transit is that there is nothing remarkable about it at all. It drives just like an ICE Transit, only better.
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1:26 India Dreams and Drags Its Feet
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3:41 GM Mexican Workers Get Big Raise
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Lincoln is literally ripping up its design book and going off in a new direction as it transitions to electric vehicles. Its latest concept car, the Star, is a signal of what that new look will be. So how far will Lincoln go with its new designs?
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5:33 Hyundai Launching Robotaxis Next Year
6:36 Subaru to Build EV Plant
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0:36 Lordstown Motors Has Until Saturday
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10:31 Harley Intros Another Electric Bike
Every year the SAE Foundation chooses a recipient for its Leadership Award. This year it chose GM President Mark Reuss. At the awards banquet, Reuss sat down with Autoline to talk about his career, GM’s transition to electric vehicles, and the challenges that lie ahead for the automotive industry.
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Our Next Energy or ONE for short is aiming to double the range of EVs. Founder and CEO, Mujeeb Ijaz estimates a 400 mile range would be about right for nearly every driver. But that’s real-world range. Amd in order to travel that distance, an EV’s battery would need to be rated much higher. In a recent test with one of its prototype batteries, ONE drove over 750 miles in a Tesla Model S.
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