All posts tagged "Artificial Intelligence"
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512CarsMitsubishi Elevance Concept debuts as a quad-motor PHEV
In most markets, Mitsubishi is not the first name that comes to people’s minds when shopping for a new vehicle. The company...
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705CarsMercedes-Benz Vision Iconic debuts with a solar-coated paint
Exactly, the oversized grille looked ugly in the electric GLC we saw not too long ago, but boy, does it look gangster...
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794Cars2026 Porsche Cayenne Electric interior shows off its Flow Display
As that old cliché goes, Go With The Flow The Porsche Cayenne, one of the world’s most beloved SUVs, will enter its 4th...
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1.6KTechnologyOpel showcases AI-powered light communication
At this year’s International Symposium on Automotive Lighting (ISAL), which took place in Darmstadt (Germany), Opel in association with the Technical University of...
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6.5KCarsAUDI E5 Sportback production begins in China
As you may remember, earlier this year, some strange news emerged from China. Audi has launched a China-exclusive new brand called AUDI. This...
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7.5KCars2026 Audi A6 plug-in hybrid models join the lineup
The 6th-generation Audi A6 (C9) lineup is now joined by the plug-in hybrid models, with prices starting at €65,800 in Germany. One of...
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6.4KCarsHonda 0 Saloon and 0 SUV make CES 2025 debut
Both models confirmed for production in 2026 in Ohio At the CES 2025, Honda showcased further refined versions of the concepts it...
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6.8KCarsAudi begins new chapter in China with AUDI E concept
2024 has been the year of some strange beginnings, especially in the automotive industry. But thankfully, Audi’s thing isn’t as strange as...
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6.0KCarsHyundai IONIQ 9 debuts with clean styling and 430+ horses
That’s right, this is Hyundai’s take on the Kia EV9 that went on sale over a year ago. Besides its home market...
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6.2KCarsMercedes-Benz Concept CLA Class boasts 750+ km range
As with all established carmakers out there, Mercedes-Benz will all-electrify its fleet in the coming years. The company aims to achieve carbon neutrality by...
