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DECEMBER 27, 2017

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Improving Dealer Relations Tops Hyundai Exec’s To-Do List

In a WardsAuto Q&A, Hyundai Motor America’s new COO Brian Smith speaks about improving dealer confidence and decreasing use of incentives.

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Renault Revives Production of Alpine Sports Car

The A110 Premiere Edition marks the relaunch of Alpine, conceived as a standalone business unit within Groupe Renault. Its bloodlines include winning the inaugural 1973 World Rally Championship title.

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Not So Fast on Hybrid Switch, Fleet Specialist Warns

Fleet software and management specialist FleetCheck claims that unless several policy issues are addressed, switching to plug-in hybrids actually could cause corporate emissions to worsen and fuel economy would take a hit.

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Nissan to Recall 106,340 Cars in Russia

Russia's technical safety monitor says the recall of Nissan Almera, Teana, Pickup, Tino, Patrol, Terrano II and X-Trail models built between Feb. 19, 2001, and Nov. 28, 2012, will address a problem with the vehicles' airbags.

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Facelifts Costly to Some Vehicles’ Safety Ratings

More manufacturers are choosing to extend the lifetimes of their models, often introducing only minor facelifts along the way to boost sales. As a result, NCAP has updated the ratings on several of the recently facelifted cars.

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China Extends Tax Rebate for New-Energy Vehicles

China's finance ministry says the tax break, which was to expire at the end of this year, will be in effect from Jan. 1 until Dec. 31, 2020, for purchases of electric, plug-in gasoline-electric hybrid and fuel-cell-powered vehicles.

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Tesla's Musk Plans to Build Pickup

Tesla CEO Elon Musk says in a Twitter post the electric-vehicle maker will produce a pickup "right after Model Y," a CUV to be built on the same platform as the existing Model 3 sedan and slated to go into production in mid-2019.

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