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GM's Next-Gen Battery Is Inching Closer To Production | Carscoops (opens the original)
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Last year, General Motors and LG Energy announced plans to use lithium manganese-rich (LMR) prismatic battery cells in electric trucks and full-size SUVs. Battery production was slated to begin by 2028 and the companies are inching closer to that goal by confirming their Ultium Cells joint venture will make affordable batteries at their plant in Spring Hill, Tennessee. This is a “major step forward for GM’s future EVs” and Ultium Cells is expected to be the “first manufacturer globally to commer
A Bizzarrini Prototype Is Going Up For Auction And Could Fetch $500k | Carscoops (opens the original)
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Bizzarrini was founded in 1964 and produced approximately 140 cars over the course of five years. These are highly sought-after today and an absolute gem is going up for auction. It’s a GT America 2+2 prototype, which was showcased at the 1968 Turin Motor Show. Looking virtually brand new, the classic grand tourer features aluminum bodywork and an eye-catching Champagne Metallic paint job. They’re joined by chrome bumpers, metallic accents, and magnesium wheels. More: Bizzarrini Completes First
Ram's Entry-Level Rumble Bee Sold Out In 90 Minutes | Carscoops (opens the original)
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When Ram brought the 5.7-liter Hemi V8 engine back from the dead, customers showed their appreciation by cracking open their wallets and ordering more than 10,000 trucks in 24 hours. The buzz continues and it’s helping to lift the new 1500 Rumble Bee. Within 90 minutes, the entire 2026 calendar-year allocation of the Rumble Bee with the 5.7-liter V8 was sold out. The buying frenzy didn’t stop there as the order book was filled through March 2027 within 24 hours. More: Muscle Trucks As Back As Ra
Chevrolet Bolt Dies Next Year After A Disappointing Return | Carscoops (opens the original)
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The story of the Chevrolet Bolt is perplexing as the model was one of the most popular electric vehicles in America. Despite this, GM killed the Bolt and Bolt EUV to build full-size electric trucks at Orion Assembly. This plan quickly fizzled as the Chevrolet Silverado EV and GMC Sierra EV were met with the same enthusiasm as a wet hug. As a result, after multiple delays, GM decided to retool Orion Assembly for production of ICE-powered trucks and SUVs. More: GM Quietly Plots A Family Of Low-Cos
In Bid To Lower Prices, Trump Admin Could Embrace Red-Dyed Diesel | Carscoops (opens the original)
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The national average price of a gallon of diesel hit an all-time high of $6.53 on September 22. While the price has now dropped to $6.45 per gallon, it was $2.77 more than a year ago. If that wasn’t bad enough, diesel costs an average of $8.40 in California. This is pushing up prices for an assortment of goods as diesel is the lifeblood of the economy. It’s also annoying farmers, and with mid-term elections right around the corner, politicians are doing their thing. More: With Diesel At An All-T
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