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A Hybrid Car Can Save You $611 per Year
The Motley Fool via AOL· 3 days agoExact cost savings vary based on the type of vehicle and how you drive. If you drive more miles, and/or if gas prices...But there's one special variety...
Tesla Is Positioning Itself to Become the Largest Car Maker | The Motley Fool
The Motley Fool· 1 day agoIt's now aiming at the top position in the auto industry by selling 20 million electric cars in...
With Hybrid Sales Surging, Is Toyota Stock Attractive At $230?
Forbes· 7 days agoToyota Motor Corp stock has seen a big rally this year, rising by about 18%, compared to the broader...
Planning a Road Trip? Here Are Cars.com’s Best Road-Trip Car Picks | Cars.com
Cars.com· 8 hours agoIf you’re one of the millions hitting the road and you need a new ride, check out our list of...
EV Roundup: NIO Launches Onvo L60, XPEV to Sell Flying Car in 2026 & More
Zacks via Yahoo Finance· 1 day agoWhile NIO unveils the first offering under its new low-cost Onvo brand, its peer XPEV makes...
Subaru Solterra News | Cars.com
Cars.com· 5 days agoSubaru Solterra News
Subaru and Toyota's close bond is a case study into why partnerships make sense for automakers
TheStreet.com· 7 days agoThe Japanese duo is collaborating on new EVs, but partnerships like these can be good for their respective brands. As the greater auto industry evolves toward an electric ...
The incredible rise of Chinese Tesla rival BYD, which just unveiled a Cybertruck competitor
Business Insider via Yahoo News· 6 days agoThe Chinese automaker rode the EV wave... Shark, unveiled on Tuesday, is the latest model offered by...
Fuel Cell Maker Symbio Unveils Class 8 FCEV Demonstrator | Transport Topics
Transport Topics· 1 day agoA hydrogen fuel cell manufacturer backed by three automotive industry heavyweights unwrapped a Class...
Biden’s EV Tariff Is All for Show. Tesla, GM, and Ford Already Have Protection.
Barrons.com· 7 days agoGlobally, JAC shipped about 357,000 passenger vehicles in 2023. Politics Are the Real Story Given...
