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Paul Myles's coverage heavily focuses on press releases and private sector announcements, especially centered around the automotive industry. He seems particularly interested in innovative developments related to electric vehicles, battery technology, autonomous driving, and car charging infrastructure.
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A reshuffle of some of the automaker’s top executives is expected to boost capabilities for its “next phase.”
The British performance brand seeks production efficiencies as it focuses on a hybrid future.
The newly unified company sees a revenue boost from a cost-cutting business strategy and strong China sales.
Automakers with a strong portfolio of powertrain options beyond gas and diesel are topping the sales tables, according to Jato Dynamics.
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The automaker’s sales show a 7.4% YoY drop on a rolling three-month basis, nearly double that of the previous period.
The new flagship luxury SUV arrives a year later than planned but is ready for Tesla Superchargers and wading through nearly three feet of water.
The brand says its Formula 2030 concept, recently teased in a preview photo, will share design features with Polestar 2 and Polestar 7 models.
The powertrain company says it can help automakers cut costs amid rapidly changing consumer demand.
