SEPTEMBER 23, 2020

All-New Kia Sorento Arriving By Year’s End

Kia is hoping the Sorento can catch up with rivals outselling it in the midsize CUV segment as tracked by Wards Intelligence. The ’21 Sorento will be offered in five trim levels with three engine choices. A plug-in hybrid version arrives next year.

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BMW Reveals All-new M3 Sedan, M4 Coupe

The 2021 models will offer up to 502 hp and BMW's M xDrive all-wheel drive. The new performance pairing is planned for North American delivery next March.

Ford to Build EVs in Canada Under New Union Pact

According to Unifor President Jerry Dias, the first electric vehicle will roll off the assembly line in Oakville in 2024. In all, Ford will build five different models at Brampton between 2024 and 2028, he says.

Volkswagen ID.4 BEV Pricing in U.S. Starts at $39,995

The two-row CUV, with an estimated 250 miles of range, is the second Volkswagen model to be based on the German automaker’s versatile skateboard-style MEB electric platform.

Connected Vehicles Covered By Data Protection Laws

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In the wrong hands, sensitive information such as precise location and common driving routes could risk people’s safety and information such as driving habits or mood could be misused in ways that would prevent opportunities and even discriminate.

VW Targets Half-Million ID.4s; Porsche’s Portable Charger; Tesla and EA; Solo EV

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Volkswagen will be ramping up its ID.4 output quickly, while Porsche takes portable charging trackside, Tesla and Electrify America team up and a small BEV aims to change what you imagine a delivery vehicle looks like.

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