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Ive and Newson Bring Old-School Charm to Ferrari's First EV Interior

Self-Driving Vehicles

Ive and Newson Bring Old-School Charm to Ferrari's First EV Interior

Coverage: 20 sources

Analogue dials, aluminum switches, and plenty of buttons for the Ferrari Luce.See the Story

Stellantis plunges on $27 billion bill for EV pullback

Stellantis plunges on $27 billion bill for EV pullback

57% Right coverage: 7 sources

Stellantis announced that it is taking a $26 billion hit associated with backtracking on EVs. The vast majority of the write-down is specific to North America, where Stellantis has essentially given up on plug-in vehicles. EV production is being replaced with a return of ICE powertrains, including the “Hemi”.This retreat comes in addition to selling off its stake in the NextStar battery JV in Canada to LG, which was also announced Friday.Overall,See the Story

BMW Recalls Nearly 90,000 Vehicles over Fire Risk

BMW · United States

BMW Recalls Nearly 90,000 Vehicles over Fire Risk

67% Center coverage: 6 sources

BMW is recalling nearly 90,000 vehicles, including one Toyota model, because of an engine starter defect that could overheat and cause a fire, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.See the Story

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