JANUARY 23, 2018

Daimler Stays Loyal to Diesel Despite Electrification Push

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The automaker says diesels are critical to meeting European CO2 targets, and the engines remain popular even in the face of recent emissions scandals.

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Veemo’s Velomobile for Mobility, Tesla Stock Could Soar Even More, Honda Ridgeline Update

Torquey Turbo Enhances Cherokee Appeal

Jeep’s midsize Cherokee CUV gets a midcycle makeover including a new powertrain option, more cargo room and an improved user interface

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Nissan Grows European EV Outdoor-Charging Network

Nissan already has built a comprehensive charging network with more than 4,600 quick chargers across Europe. The automaker plans to invest in supporting the installation of an additional 1,000 chargers over the next 18 months.

Autoline at NAIAS 2018: Lexus LF-1 Limitless

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Lexus LF-1 Limitless Concept: Spindle grille on steroids.

Sources Say Lexus Sets 23% China Growth Goal in 2018

Company sources say Toyota's premium brand looks to sell 160,000 vehicles in China this year, up 19% from the 130,000 delivered in 2017.

Autoline at NAIAS 2018: Volkswagen Jetta

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Volkswagen Jetta: More features, lower cost.

Volkswagen Sees 4% Growth in Chinese Car Market in 2018

Jochem Heizmann, head of Volkswagen Group China, says the automaker expects to match the overall market's 4% growth last year.

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