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Audi's 2027 Q7 Brings Boxier Stance and Cutting-Edge Lighting to the Three-Row
technology6 hours ago

Audi's 2027 Q7 Brings Boxier Stance and Cutting-Edge Lighting to the Three-Row

Audi unveils the third-gen 2027 Q7, taller and boxier yet with the same overall footprint, delivering a roomier interior, flexible seven- or six-seat arrangements, and improved cargo space. In the US the Q7 uses a 2.9L twin-turbo V6 with 429 hp/442 lb-ft and standard Quattro AWD, plus optional adaptive suspension and up to 7,700 lb towing. The performance-focused SQ7 adds a 4.0L twin-turbo V8 with 591 hp/590 lb-ft, hitting 0–60 in 3.7 seconds and a top speed around 155 mph, with air suspension as standard or optional sport adaptive setup. Tech highlights include three big screens, a panoramic 78-LED glass roof, a premium Bang & Olufsen 4D audio system, Qi2 wireless chargers, and Audi’s Digital Matrix LED headlights with ground-projected turn signals. Pricing starts around $63k for the Q7 and $95k for the SQ7, with Bratislava production and deliveries slated for Q4.

Audi's 2027 Q9 Interior Elevates Flagship Luxury with Space, Subtle Tech, and Automatic Doors
technology29 days ago

Audi's 2027 Q9 Interior Elevates Flagship Luxury with Space, Subtle Tech, and Automatic Doors

Audi's 2027 Q9 interior showcases flagship luxury with a spacious three-row cabin (six or seven seats, optional captain’s chairs), hidden 22-speaker, 1,300W audio (4D premium adds seat transducers), premium textures and woods, and a panoramic sunroof with adjustable transparency and 84‑LED ambient lighting. It debuts automatic doors (entry via key, handle, or myAudi app) with obstacle sensing, and UV-blocking glass; more details will follow.

BYD's Great Tang EV Pre-Sales Highlight 590-Mile Range and 3.9-Second Sprint
transportation1 month ago

BYD's Great Tang EV Pre-Sales Highlight 590-Mile Range and 3.9-Second Sprint

BYD opened pre-sales for its Great Tang EV, a D-class flagship SUV featuring a 590-mile range and a 0–62 mph time of 3.9 seconds in all‑wheel drive, backed by a 1000V architecture and 10C flash charging. It pairs BYD’s second‑gen Blade battery with advanced chassis tech (DiSus‑A suspension, road preview, rear‑wheel steering, crab walk) and offers DM-i and DM-p hybrid variants. Positioned above mainstream Tang models to target the premium large SUV segment, it will compete with rivals like Geely Galaxy M9 and is slated to reach market in the first half of 2026.

2027 Kia Telluride: Range Rover-inspired styling, 35 mpg hybrid, under-$40k starting price
automotive2 months ago

2027 Kia Telluride: Range Rover-inspired styling, 35 mpg hybrid, under-$40k starting price

The 2027 Kia Telluride updates its look with Range Rover–inspired styling, introduces a turbo 2.5L engine or a hybrid making 329 hp with 35 mpg, and starts at $39,190 (plus $1,545 destination) with AWD from about $44k. Hybrid trims run roughly $46.5k–$48.5k. It adds premium interior touches, practical cargo space, and an off-road–ready X-Pro variant with 9.1 inches of ground clearance, E-LSD, and terrain modes. While engine noise under acceleration and a heavy steering feel are minor downsides, the Telluride remains a strong, value-conscious three-row SUV that now competes more closely with near-luxury rivals.

Ford Faces Recall Blitz: 616k Vehicles Hit Over Wiper, Driveshaft and Alarm Flaws
business3 months ago

Ford Faces Recall Blitz: 616k Vehicles Hit Over Wiper, Driveshaft and Alarm Flaws

Ford is issuing recalls totaling 616,280 vehicles across three campaigns: 604,533 crossovers (2020–2022 Escape/Explorer and Lincoln Aviator/Corsair) for a windshield-wiper motor defect that can fail and reduce visibility; 11,431 2025–2026 F-250/F-350 trucks with a bad weld risking driveshaft separation; and 316 E-series vans (2026–2027) with a loose backup-alarm connector that may not sound when reversing. Ford initially dismissed the wiper issue in 2021, reopened the probe in 2025 after higher failure rates, and cites 1,374 warranty claims; parts may not be available until May, with dealers replacing affected components as needed.

Rising 'Carspreading' Sparks Controversy
transportation6 months ago

Rising 'Carspreading' Sparks Controversy

The article discusses the trend of increasing car sizes, especially SUVs, in Europe and the UK, driven by consumer preferences for safety and utility, but raising concerns about environmental impact, road safety, and urban congestion. Cities like Paris and Cardiff are implementing measures to curb this trend by taxing larger vehicles, while industry and safety experts debate the implications for safety, emissions, and urban planning.