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Volvo Plans to Roll Out 13 New Vehicles by 2030 (opens the original)
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Volvo, like much of the auto industry these days, is busy reshuffling the new cards it’s been dealt by a fast-changing world. The carmaker’s ambitious goal to go all-in on electric vehicles by the end of the decade have become an albatross around its neck, as EV adoption rates have lagged expectations in many markets and many governmental regimes have pushed back against even the concept of a plan to ban internal-combustion-powered passenger vehicles. So, like David Schwimmer moving a couch, the
Polestar’s Newest Concept Car Teaser Leaves Us Sad Once Again That It’s Leaving the U.S. (opens the original)
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By now, you’re probably well aware that Volvo’s EV spinoff brand Polestar won’t be operating in the United States much longer. The carmaker itself may be as confused as the rest of us about the reasons it’s being boxed out while its Swedish sibling remains, but while the why may be vexing, it’s the cars that we here in the States are liable to miss out on that’s more frustrating for us enthusiasts. And that’s even more so now that Polestar has given us a first glimpse at the aggressive-yet-allur
Porsche’s $275,000 911 Challenge Uses the 911 GT3’s Heart, Blurs Line Between Road and Track Cars (opens the original)
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The Porsche 911 has a long, proud legacy of success on both the road and on the track—which is something you likely know, as you’re a loyal reader of Road & Track. That also means you’re likely gonna be quite interested in the carmaker’s latest racing machine, which aims to further shrink the distance between street car and competition weapon by using a bevy of parts from the beloved 911 GT3 to keep costs down. First and foremost, the new 911 Challenge is not street-legal; Porsche spells that ou
Genesis Finally Throws Its Hat Into the Hybrid Powertrain Ring with the 347-HP GV80 Hybrid (opens the original)
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Much like the women that Virginia Slims cigarettes attempted to advertise to* back in the Sixties by piggybacking on their hard-won civil rights victories, Genesis has come a long way, baby, since it first debuted as a model in the Hyundai lineup almost two decades ago. These days, the lineup stretches nine models wide—assuming you count EV and internal-combustion versions of the same vehicle as separate models, which Genesis does—stretching from Mercedes S-Class-rivaling luxury sedans to electr
The Porsche 911 Carrera S Adds a 6-Speed Stick, But Only for North American Buyers (opens the original)
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Devotees of the manual gearbox have had a rough couple of, well, decades at this point. Back in the halcyon days of post-Cold War tranquility and peak Simpsons, buyers could find stick shifts in every make from Acura to Volvo, but the interceding years have seen the row-your-own-way transmission’s ranks culled with dispassionate ruthlessness. As with most things in life, the blame is shared across many factors: dramatic improvements in automatic transmissions, ever-worsening traffic, and of cour
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