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Including the i4, the BMW Group intends to launch 13 all-electric vehicles by 2023 as it anticipates a 30-percent increase in EV sales year over year. The once-revolutionary i3 won’t return to the lineup, though, because the Bavarian automaker will replace it with an electric X1 by the name of iX1.

2022 Mercedes-Benz EQE Sedan Rendered as the E-Class of EVs 6 Jun 2021, 11:54 UTC · by 38 photos Based on pre-production mules captured while testing on the Nurburgring, in Scandinavia, and the public roads of Germany, Photoshop meister Bernhard Reichel imagined the EQE with door-mounted mirrors and red paintwork. The design study further benefits from a sporty front bumper complemented by a closed-off grille beautified by the Three-Pointed Star logo in the center. The only detail that�...

Acquired by Renault more than two decades ago, Dacia went back to profitability after the launch of the Logan entry-level sedan in 2004. Introduced two years later at the Paris Motor Show, the wagon also had a fair bit of success thanks to a three-row option and a very small price.

Named after the Latin word for world, the Mondeo entered the Ford lineup in 1992 as the Sierra's successor. Three decades later, the Blue Oval prepares for a redesign for Europe and probably the U.S. as well.

Revealed with great pomp and circumstance in February, the 2021 Ford F-150 Raptor features the 3.5-liter EcoBoost twin-turbo V6 of the previous generation. Next year, however, the Blue Oval will surprise the more skeptical among us with eight cylinders, a blower, and 5.2 liters.

autoevolution 27 May 2021, 15:32 UTC · by Produced in West Point, Georgia for the North American market, the Sorento is one of the best-selling Kia nameplates in the United States. The same can be said about the Santa Fe for Hyundai, which is made with pride over in Alabama alongside a disruptor of the SUV segment. 67 photos I am - of course - referring to the Santa Cruz pickup truck for the 2022 model year. Revealed to great acclaim from the automotive media and crossover customers that...

After dwindling sales in the United States and utter failure in the United Kingdom, the peeps at Hyundai decided to spin off Genesis into a sub-brand a few years ago. And after the sub-brand rolled out three sedans in the guise of the G80, G90, and G70, the South Koreans added a little variety to their lineup with a couple of utility vehicles and a wagon.

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autoevolution 24 Apr 2021, 7:55 UTC · by 87 photos The rumor mill suggested that Stellantis dropped the project altogether, but as expected, the hearsay was shot down by a subsequent report from Automotive News. Now expected to arrive in 2022 as a 2023 model, the Dakota will undoubtedly borrow a few design cues from the 1500. Rendered with familiar styling influences by pixel artist Kleber Silva, the mid-sized pickup before your eyes also features a couple of towing hooks, slim headlamps...

autoevolution 16 Apr 2021, 16:05 UTC · by 63 photos Not as roomy as the crossover on which it’s based nor as capable as the 2022 Honda Ridgeline, the Santa Cruz fills the void between the Hyundai Tucson and a body-on-frame pickup truck such as the Ford Ranger. In other words, the payload and tow capacities clearly aren’t up to snuff. Imagined with oversized wheels, a swankier grille, and two-tone paintwork by Kleber Silva, the Santa Cruz N makes too little sense to most potential cus...