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Ford Pro Opens Sales of Electric Transit City Van in Argentina on November 9
The van uses a 56 kWh LFP battery rated for up to 381 km in the WLTP urban cycle and 254 km in the WLTP combined cycle, while pricing is being held back until the van’s public debut at the Fenatran show in São Paulo.

Polestar 2 Production Reportedly Ends in China Ahead of All-New Successor
Polestar 2 production in China has reportedly wound down after more than six years, with over 200,000 of the fastbacks built. The electric fastback has been one of the brand’s most important models since its launch, but customers in several European markets are already being directed toward existing inventory instead of new custom orders.

BMW Electric M3 to Feature Simulated Gear Shifts and Artificial Sound
BMW M Chief Executive Officer Frank van Meel confirmed in a video interview published Monday, October 26, that the division’s upcoming battery-electric M3 sedan will pair synthesized soundtrack cues with virtual gearshifts. Slated to enter production in Munich in 2027 on the Neue Klasse architecture, the quad-motor sports sedan is being engineered to give track drivers audible and tactile feedback.

GM to Launch OnStar AI Assistant in 2027 Cadillac Lyriq
General Motors will debut its new OnStar AI Assistant in the 2027 Cadillac Lyriq, turning the brand’s telematics platform into a proactive in-cabin digital concierge. Designed to replace the earlier Google-backed Gemini voice setup, the cloud-connected platform links live vehicle telemetry with the OnStar mobile app and GM Fleet.

Ford Says Goodbye to the F-150 Lightning as Electric Comeback Takes Shape
Ford’s current Lightning page says the truck is “no longer available in its current form” and points toward the automaker’s next generation of EVs built on its Universal Electric Vehicle platform.

Mary Barra Still Sees EVs as GM’s Destination Despite Slower US Adoption
In a recent interview with Fortune, Barra described EVs as the industry’s “end game” while pointing to regulations, charging infrastructure and consumer practicality as factors affecting how quickly drivers make the switch.

Lucid’s $1.4 Billion Turnaround Plan Faces a Tough Test as Stock Hits 52-Week Low
Lucid shares closed at $4.55 on Sept. 1, down 42% from the $7.78 closing price on Aug. 4, the day before Napoli’s operational reset was announced. The decline came as the broader market remained comparatively stable, making the move largely company-specific.

Ford Fathom Is Shaping Up to Be a $30,000 Electric Pickup
The Fathom is still several months away from its full reveal, but Ford has already disclosed a number of details about the upcoming pickup, including its approximate size, powertrain configurations, technology and expected range.

2027 GMC Hummer EV Adopts Tesla’s NACS Charging Port
The update is part of a broader transition across General Motors’ electric vehicle lineup and arrives alongside several styling and feature enhancements for the new model year.

Lucid Offers 0% Financing on Remaining 2026 Gravity SUVs
The promotion comes several months after the updated Gravity entered the market, suggesting Lucid is looking to accelerate sales of unsold 2026 vehicles.

Chevy Bolt Sales Suggest GM’s One-Year Production Plan May Be the Right Call
While the 2027 Bolt continues to attract buyers, dealer inventory remains well above industry norms, indicating that a longer production run may not be necessary.

BYD Launches Seal 08 With Standard Flash Charging on Every BEV and PHEV Model
Starting at 196,900 yuan (about $29,030), the new flagship sedan also debuts BYD’s second-generation Blade Battery and targets the growing premium EV market.

Lucid Cuts 18% Of U.S. Workforce As COO Departs And Cost-Saving Efforts Intensify
The company expects the restructuring plan to generate roughly $158 million in annualized savings and confirmed that Chief Operating Officer Marc Winterhoff has departed effective immediately, with the COO position being eliminated.

BMW’s Neue Klasse Era Begins as i3, i5, and iX1 Exit China
The move would leave BMW Brilliance, the company’s Chinese joint venture, temporarily without a mainstream EV lineup while paving the way for a new generation of electric vehicles designed around improved range, charging performance, and software capabilities.

New Cadillac XT5 PHEV Leak Reveals Nearly 100 Miles of Electric Range
The filings indicate that Cadillac’s first electrified XT5 variant will offer up to 155 kilometers (96.3 miles) of all-electric range, giving the popular midsize crossover significantly more battery-powered driving capability than many competing plug-in hybrids.

Ford Confirms Mustang Mach-E Won’t Move to New EV Platform
In testing conducted by Car and Driver, the 2027 Chevy Bolt RS outperformed the 2026 Nissan Leaf Platinum+ across several key categories, including performance, driving dynamics, technology, and overall usability.

Nio Opens First Greece Store as European Expansion Strategy Evolves
The new Nio House Athens, launched in partnership with local distributor Motodynamics Group, allows Greek consumers to experience and purchase several of the company’s electric vehicles as Nio balances overseas growth ambitions with a renewed focus on profitability.

Ford Racing Shifts From EV-Only Demonstrators to Hybrid Development
The move reflects the automaker’s broader product strategy, which now includes significant investments across multiple propulsion technologies as Ford continues developing lessons from both racing and road-car programs.

Cadillac Sets Production Date for 2027 Escalade IQ
According to reports, regular production of both the standard Escalade IQ and extended-wheelbase Escalade IQL is scheduled to begin on December 7, 2026.

Cadillac Opens 2027 Optiq Configurator Ahead of Production
The 2027 Optiq starts at $52,695, including destination charges, while the performance-focused Optiq-V tops the lineup with a starting price of $69,295.