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  1. The McLaren 600LT Spider: A lighter, more focused track supercar

    The stripped-out convertible is a track-day special turned up to 11.

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  2. Electric truck startup announces $700 million funding round led by Amazon

    The company says its truck and SUV will be ready for delivery by late 2020.

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  3. Private cabins, flying bars, and hundreds of seats—farewell, Airbus A380

    Enjoy this photo gallery in memory of the now-cancelled airliner.

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  4. Google’s Waymo risks repeating Silicon Valley’s most famous blunder

    Larry Page drew the wrong lesson from Xerox bungling the PC revolution.

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  5. The 2019 Genesis G70—can a good car overcome brand snobbery?

    It starts at just $34,900 for the 2.0L, and a six-speed manual is an option.

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  6. In 2017, the feds said Tesla Autopilot cut crashes 40%—that was bogus

    Small firm gets Tesla crash data after 2-year legal battle with NHTSA, finds flawed study.

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  7. Advanced driver assists come to the world of big-rig class 8 trucks

    Automatic emergency braking and blind spot monitoring is now available at Freightliner.

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  8. Electric car batteries might be worth recycling, but bus batteries aren’t yet

    The more emissions-efficient way to recycle an EV battery is to remove the cathode.

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  9. Driverless delivery startup Nuro raises almost $1 billion

    Nuro is already doing fully driverless grocery deliveries in the Phoenix area.

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  10. A potted history of Japan’s car industry delights at the Petersen Museum

    A pre-war Datsun, some outrageous custom cars, and not one but two Toyota 2000GTs.

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  11. Scenes from America’s largest auto show

    The Chicago Auto Show runs from February 9-18 at McCormick Place.

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  12. Second-generation Range Rover Evoque gets hybrid option

    Updated subcompact SUV from Land Rover can show you what's underneath the car.

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  13. Ticking all the boxes: Infiniti QX60 review

    Infiniti hits most of the must-haves with this three-row, mid-size luxury SUV.

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  14. Why GM is laying off more workers amid healthy profits

    GM says layoffs are needed to prepare for big industry changes.

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  15. Remember the woman who was killed by an Uber AV? Her family sued Tempe

    Lawsuit claims city was liable for its design of a particular median.

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  1. Volkswagen’s Electrify America will buy Tesla Powerpacks to manage peak demand

    100 sites will get an extra 350 kilowatt-hours to cut charging network's costs.

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  2. It’s not that sporty, but it is rather good—the 2019 Lexus ES350 F Sport

    Masses of room, and a much improved infotainment system, but the hybrid's probably the pick.

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  3. The Gentleman Driver on Netflix looks at the world of amateurs in racing

    At races like Le Mans, amateurs compete alongside the pros. But why?

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  4. Rain and red flags wreck the racing at the Rolex 24 at Daytona

    The racing was great, but more than 10 hours were under caution or red flags.

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  5. Paralympic gold medalist Alex Zanardi on how he’s able to race at Daytona

    The open-wheel champ is back in a race car, this time with a new hand control setup.

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  6. How 10 leading companies are trying to make powerful, low-cost lidar

    Lidar is essential for self-driving cars—here's how some leading lidar sensors work.

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  7. Electric SUVs racing in the Himalayas and the Amazon? Meet Extreme E

    Starting in 2021, series will raise awareness about environmental destruction.

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  8. Tesla still in the black: More cars delivered, smaller profit than last quarter

    Tesla expects to produce Model 3s at a rate of 7,000 per week by the end of 2019.

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  9. In-car AI assistants are coming whether you like it or not

    From Alexa and Nuance to personal AI helpers that learn your moods, it's happening.

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  10. The all-new 2019 Mazda 3 punches far above its weight for under $30,000

    Mazda has completely redesigned its best-selling model, and the interior is a peach.

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  11. Elon Musk’s private jet appears to make frivolous flights, per Washington Post

    For a CEO who claims to care about carbon emissions, Musk's flight habits are eyebrow-raising.

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  12. Step inside NYC’s competitive slotcar racing scene

    What New York's racing scene means for the resurgent hobby industry.

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  13. Apple cuts 200 people from its autonomous vehicle team

    Thousands of people are involved in Apple's self-driving car project.

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  14. Amazon begins testing deliveries with sidewalk drones

    Robots are "the size of a small cooler and roll along at a walking pace."

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  15. Tesla gets green light to sell Model 3 in Europe

    Model 3 shipments to Europe will start in the coming weeks.

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