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New Breed of Pickups Mixes Horsepower and Battery Power
Electric Hummers and Cybertrucks, as well as the next generation of S.U.V.s, will signal the arrival of the E.V. era in America if they start to sell in big numbers.
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A License to Drive the Autobahn Will Have to Wait
Germany’s famously tough driving schools are in lockdown, a microcosm of the toll that the pandemic is taking on small firms.
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Photo CreditSamuel Aranda for The New York Times Leaving Lockdown, Entering Recession: Strike in Spain Shows Workers’ Fears
Two days after Nissan reopened its main car factory in Barcelona, a walkout at a smaller plant forced production to halt. It may be a hint of what’s to come.
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How to Also Keep Your Car Healthy
Along with making medical equipment, the car industry is finding ways to keep their customers safer, like coming to you when your car needs service.
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Photo CreditKaiti Sullivan for The New York Times An Auto Plant Shutdown, With a Loophole for Corvette Workers
Big U.S. automakers have kept the lights on at a few factories, including a General Motors plant in Indiana making the Corvette chassis.
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Photo CreditSusan Walsh/Associated Press Elon Musk Says Tesla Share Price Is Too High
The electric car company’s stock fell 10 percent after the chief executive took to Twitter to try to talk down its recent surge.
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Photo Credit Two Women, Two Career Paths and a Shared Passion: Cars
The hall of famer and the young gun. How two enthusiasts have carved a life in racing.
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Photo CreditElliott Verdier for The New York Times After Closing for the Virus, Is Michelin Moving Too Quickly?
The tire maker’s C.E.O. says the company must be ready for the end of quarantine, but French unions are wary.
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Photo CreditDavid J. Phillip/Associated Press Driving and Travel Restrictions Across the United States
Across the 48 contiguous states, authorities have put in differing rules for travel. Here is a comprehensive guide to the current rules.
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Photo CreditBrittainy Newman/The New York Times ‘Charger Desert’ in Big Cities Keeps Electric Cars From Mainstream
For city dwellers who would love an E.V., the biggest hurdle might be keeping it juiced up without a garage or other convenient charging stations.
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Photo CreditBMW The Soundtrack to an Electric Car
The film composer Hans Zimmer is creating a sonic signature for BMW’s forthcoming electric i4 sedan.
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Photo CreditTodd Midler for The New York Times Their Car Beat Hitler’s Racers, but Who Owns It Now?
A French automaker, an American heiress and a French-Jewish racer formed a team that beat Germany’s far more powerful cars in a 1938 Grand Prix. Its history since then traces a more complex path.
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Photo CreditCaitlin O’Hara for The New York Times German Accent, Italian Flair: How Audi Taught Lamborghini Quality
Eye-popping prices and horsepower were matched with reliability after Audi stepped in to buy the maker of exotic sports cars. A ride in the Huracán erases all doubts.
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