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Chevy Reveals New Silverado, SEC Scolds Tesla, General Motors Has Some ‘Splainin’ To Do

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European Automakers Hail Type-Approval Rules Deal

Under the new system, the EU’s 27 member states (assuming the U.K. quits the bloc in 2019) will have to conduct checks on at least one in every 40,000 newly registered vehicles. These governments will have to test at least 500 models of cars of various ages every year.

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Dealers, Pick a Business Model, Any Business Model

In cart-before-the-horse advice, Dealertrack’s Paul Whitworth urges dealers to devise or in some cases revise their business strategies first, then acquire the appropriate computer systems, not the other way around.

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Third-Gen Sprinter ‘New Specimen’ of Commercial Van

Mercedes Benz no longer considers itself a commercial van manufacturer, but rather is becoming a supplier of integrated mobility solutions.

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Chevrolet Again Tops Most-Seen Auto Ads Chart

Atop the list for the week of Dec. 4-10 is a spot showing Chevrolet celebrating the holidays with special offers.

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Mercedes Autonomous-Car Testing Comes to Australia

The 5-month test drives on five continents started in September at the Frankfurt auto show as a way to adapt more highly automated driving functions to national traffic and user practices.

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U.K. Seeds EV Battery R&D With £120 Million

A newly created development facility will bring together experts from academia and industry to develop the processes required to manufacture pioneering battery technology at high volume.

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