Autoline Daily 2022: Top Industry News for Oct. 26

Lotus Reveals 1st Electric Model; Nissan Ariya Driving Impressions; Mercedes Quits Russian Market

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Volkswagen Scouting a Cure for ‘Big Company Disease’

If VW can use IPOs to unleash its many brands and let them peer over the shoulder of the start-up Scout Company to learn how to be more entrepreneurial, it could spark a renaissance at Volkswagen.

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Ford Freshens Escape With PHEV, ST Trim for 2023

Ford adds a PHEV and ST trim to the Escape line in a midcycle update of the compact CUV.

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Porsche Announces New Head for 911, 718 Models

Frank Moser assumes responsibility for the development of Porsche’s sportscar models from Frank-Steffen Walliser.

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Future Prospects of Autonomous On-Demand Mobility

From TU Automotive
Dr Shafiq Urréhman is leading all artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning projects at CEVT AB in Sweden reveals that in his opinion there are two distinct mobility trends: logistics and customer mobility, such as robo-taxis, which he predicts will be prevalent in 2025 with limited features.

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Tesla’s New, Cheaper Platform; EA, BMW, Mullen Quick Hits

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The $25,000 BEV is back on at Tesla, which also will begin deliveries of its long-awaited Semi in December.

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