Lyft launches its own autonomous division
Lyft is not content to let Uber and Waymo have the autonomous market to themselves.
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Lyft is not content to let Uber and Waymo have the autonomous market to themselves.
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The probe is investigating whether VW, Audi, Porsche, BMW and Mercedes worked together to cheat on diesel emissions.
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Infiniti gives its popular Q50 sedan its first update.
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Nissan is taking the first step toward a driverless future.
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JLR is focused on building its footprint in China.
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Program will updated European-spec diesels to reduce emissions.
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Volvo boasts the XC40 will be its most colorful model.
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The Wrangler\'s evolutionary design will hide some pretty radical changes.
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Like the Police Responder Sedan, the F-150 isn\'t intended to be used for high-speed police chases.
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The company blames the delays on adjustments required for cars heading to global markets.
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Elon Musk claims the underground Hyperloop will be capable of launching commuters between the two cities in just 29 minutes.
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Porsche\'s replacement SUV looks to be ready for prime time.
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Volvo, Geely and Lynk & Co will all share platform architecture and engine technologies via cross-licensing agreements.
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The RS Q5 could spearhead Audi Sport\'s SUV offensive.
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The 300,000th G-Class was built in Graz, Austria.
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The e-Pedal will accelerate, coast, decelerate and even completely stop the car without hitting the brake.
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An unnamed Ford engineer says the Bronco will look like a four-door version of Ford\'s Brazilian Troller T4.
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Study says border taxes or other changes could costs automakers hundreds per vehicle.
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Drivers are treated to AGR-certified performance seats with heating, cooling and massaging functions.
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Morgan Stanley\'s Adam Jonas values the Jeep brand alone at 120-percent of FCA\'s current market cap.
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