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Government website indicates that the V6-powered Genesis G70 is dead for 2027.   Fueleconomy.gov only lists the rating for the four-cylinder powertrain.  The twin-turbocharged 3.3-liter V6 serves as the optional performance engine for the entry-level model, producing 365 horsepower and 376 pound-feet of torque. The Genesis G70, equipped with the twin-turbocharged V6, resulted in a shockingly good sports sedan, but that fun ride might be over. The V6-powered Genesis G70 appears to be dead for the 2027 model year, as the government’s fuel economy website lists the rating only for the four-cylinder powertrains. The twin-turbocharged 3.3-liter V6 serves as the…

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Kamilpetran/Getty Images Saving the world from robots xnk/Shutterstock Nobody told me the robot revolution would be this smoggy. To save ourselves from the robots, the same massive tech companies that are making them have a solution: go to space. Data centers need round the clock power, which solar can’t do because of, you know, night (though batteries are helping make up the difference). So why not simply put giant mirrors into space to reflect sunlight at all times?  This plan (which sounds more like a supervillain’s plot to melt the ice caps) is now an actual plan from Meta. If…

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The Bugatti Tourbillon Équipe Pur Sang features an enormous 8.3-litre V16, but we’ve found a driver’s-eye video from Pebble Beach that shows just how quickly this naturally aspirated monster can climb through the rev range. Captured from behind the wheel, the footage shows the Tourbillon being revved several times, and the response is genuinely startling. Despite the engine’s size, the V16 spins up so fast that it feels more like a much smaller performance engine, like that of a superbike. We also shared a video earlier this week in which Bugatti CEO Mate Rimac can be seen having a fun…

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Volkswagen announced that prices for the ID.3 Neo will start at £33,080 ($45,000). The electric hatch is bringing an all-new look inside and out, a longer driving range, and Volkswagen’s latest tech and software. Volkswagen ID.3 Neo EV prices and range in the UK The ID.3 Neo is the successor to the electric hatch that has been a core model since Volkswagen first launched it in 2019. Volkswagen promises its next-generation electric vehicles will be a step change from its current lineup, starting with the ID.3 Neo. The ID.3 Neo is the first to debut with Volkswagen’s new naming system…

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BYD’s new sedan is about the size of a Tesla Model 3, but it’s half the cost in China. The new Seal 06 went on sale in China, starting at just 109,900 yuan, or about $16,500. BYD launches the new Seal 06 with Flash Charging Although the current Seal 06 EV went on sale just last summer, BYD is already introducing the updated model. BYD officially launched the 2027 Seal 06 on Tuesday, with both pure-electric (EV) and plug-in hybrid (DM-i) powertrains. It’s available in 12 variants altogether. The new Seal 06 EV starts at 109,900 yuan ($16,500), while the…

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The Ford Fathom will go on sale in early 2027, starting at $28,350. Ford said the electric pickup is on track to go into production at its Louisville Assembly plant in Q1 2027. Ford Fathom EV pickup enters production in Q1 2027 Ford revealed the name and starting price of the upcoming midsize electric pickup last week, the first vehicle based on its Universal EV (UEV) platform. The first prototypes will roll off the assembly lines at Ford’s 3-million-square-foot Louisville Assembly Plant (LAP) in the first quarter of 2027. Ford announced plans a year ago to transform it from a…

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Orange County deputies are stopping motorists who block the left lane. Florida law requires drivers being overtaken to move right when practical. Speed differences matter, but road design influences how drivers behave. Florida drivers need to be especially careful to go at exactly, or very close to, the speed limit or risk a ticket. That’s essentially the message from local law enforcement after a new campaign targeting left-lane campers. The result is the opportunity for police to ticket either those going too slow or those overtaking at speeds above the limit. In terms of revenue generation, it’s a win-win. In…

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The 2027 Rivian R1S’s new second-row captain’s chairs. Rivian is rolling out its 2027 model year R1S and R1T, and the headline change is one owners have been asking for since day one: second-row captain’s chairs on the R1S. The automaker calls it the single most-requested feature since the R1S launched. It arrives alongside a simplified trim structure, a new standard wheel for the R1T, a new paint color, and higher starting prices across the board. Captain’s chairs finally come to the R1S Until now, the R1S only came with a second-row bench. For MY2027, Rivian is adding a six-seat…

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Urban Arrow has spent the last 14 years building a reputation around front-loading cargo bikes, becoming one of the biggest names in the family cargo bike world. Now the Dutch company is branching out into an entirely new category with the launch of the Urban Arrow Breeze, bringing its first-ever longtail electric cargo bike to the North American market.  While Urban Arrow’s signature front box bikes have long been popular with parents hauling kids and groceries, longtail cargo bikes have become an increasingly important part of the North American market. They offer much of the utility of a cargo bike…

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Hyundai opened orders for the IONIQ 3, its new entry-level electric hatch, starting at about $30,000. Hyundai opens IONIQ 3 orders in the UK and Europe The IONIQ 3 has received “the highest-ever level of customer interest recorded for a new Hyundai model,” the company said last month. That includes gas and electric vehicles. Hyundai opened orders for the new electric hatch in the UK on Monday, its first compact EV from the IONIQ lineup. It’s available in four trims: Advance, Premium, Ultimate, and N Line Evo, with standard and extended-range battery options. Advertisement – scroll for more content The…

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