MARCH 5, 2019

Driven by tightening CO2 emissions rules and the rapid retreat from diesel technology, the consultancy LMC Automotive forecasts 48V technology’s use in Europe will grow to 33.0% of light vehicles in 2030 from 0.4% in 2018.

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Audi to Unveil Four PHEVs

Geneva Auto Show

With the German automaker’s e-tron branding now reserved exclusively for its battery-electric models, Audi is billing the new TSFI e models as the first in a new generation of plug-in hybrids. They are to debut at the upcoming Geneva auto show.

Exotic EV Brings 1,900 HP

The company says the coupe, with four electric motors, will accelerate from 0-60 mph (100 km/h) in less than two seconds . Pininfarina has committed to a limited production run of 150 units, selling at some $2.3 million each, with first deliveries expected by 2020.

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Audi Unveils Q4 e-tron Concept

Geneva Auto Show

The MEB-based SUV will go into production in 2020 as the German automaker's fifth dedicated electric-powered model.

Mercedes-AMG S65 Final Edition: V-12’s Swan Song?

Geneva Auto Show

Although it is yet to discuss the future of its existing V-12, rumors have long suggested Mercedes-Benz and its AMG performance division have decided to replace its largest-capacity engine with a hybrid gasoline-electric V-8 in future incarnations of the S-Class.

Volkswagen Electrifies Beach Buggy

Geneva Auto Show

During the ID. Buggy’s unveiling in Geneva, VW reiterates its intention to offer the MEB platform not only to rival automakers but also to low-volume manufacturers and startup companies seeking to gain a foothold in the burgeoning electric-vehicle market.

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