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Vincent Aubé's coverage is focused on the automotive industry, particularly electric vehicles, new car models, and emerging technologies. His articles indicate a strong interest in advancements within the automotive sector, including battery technology and autonomous driving.
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By: Vincent Aubé
Stuttgart, Germany— Remember the Mercedes-Benz EQC ? Neither do we. That’s largely because the automaker’s first serious attempt at an electric compact SUV never officially made it across the Atlantic. While the EQC was intended to be the electric counterpart to the GLC , it remained absent from North American …
The BMW X5 was the first sport utility vehicle from the Bavarian brand, and more than 25 years after its debut in 1999, its designers are once again reshaping the formula with the fifth generation of the model, arriving just in time for the 2027 model year. For this new …
As the legendary W16 engine enters the final chapter of its story—with the upcoming Tourbillon set to replace it with an all-new naturally aspirated V16—Bugatti has chosen to pay tribute to one of the most extraordinary powerplants in automotive history with a creation that goes far beyond conventional personalization. Named …
After turning its first modern SUV—if we set aside the ultra-rare Lamborghini LM002 of the 1980s and early 1990s—into one of the brand's biggest commercial successes, and then electrifying the formula with the introduction of the Urus SE plug-in hybrid, Lamborghini has once again raised the bar. The new Urus …
Chinese automaker Leapmotor, now part of the Stellantis empire, continues its methodical global expansion. After establishing a presence in Europe and South America through its partnership with the world's fifth-largest automaker, the EV-focused brand has now added another strategic market to its growing footprint: Mexico. The release goes well beyond …
· · 3 min read The SUV body style joins the Polestar 4 trim lineup. Polestar is rounding out its lineup with a new variant.
Don't hold your breath: MG, a brand still best known for its pint-sized roadsters, is not on the verge of returning to North America—at least not as of this writing. But with Ottawa and Beijing reaching an agreement allowing the import of up to 49,000 Chinese-built electric vehicles per year, …
By: Vincent Aubé
It took only a few weeks for the Super Mustang Mach-E to add another prestigious achievement to its résumé. After conquering the legendary Pikes Peak International Hill Climb in Colorado, Ford's all-electric prototype claimed victory at the Goodwood Festival of Speed in England, capturing top honours in the coveted Timed …
Twenty-five years after making its mark on the automotive industry with a vehicle that was as imposing as it was controversial, GMC—the brand now carrying the Hummer nameplate—is celebrating the occasion for the 2027 model year. The automaker just revealed the 2027 Hummer EV ICON
The traditional passenger car has all but disappeared from the American automotive landscape over the past five years. Whether at Ford, Stellantis or even General Motors, sedans and coupes have steadily given way to crossovers, SUVs and pickups. Chevrolet has been no exception. The brand retired both the Camaro and …
