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Aston Martin confirmed the DBX name for its much anticipated crossover, which CEO Andy Palmer said will be the most beautiful ultraluxury vehicle of its kind on the market.

The Trump administration will hold off for now on imposing new tariffs on automobile imports as top officials weigh revisions to a report on the national security implications, Bloomberg reported.

California has countered President Donald Trump’s proposed rollback of fuel economy and greenhouse gas requirements for cars and trucks, the acting head of the EPA said.

The EV Drive Coalition, which counts Tesla, General Motors and Nissan among its members, formally launched with the goal of getting Congress to extend the $7,500 per-vehicle consumer tax credit.

Photos leaked from Ford’s annual dealer meeting last month in Las Vegas provide the first public look at the so-called baby Bronco, an upcoming off-road compact crossover.

Henry Stanford, who co-founded Michigan’s Varsity Automotive Group, died on Friday. He was 70.

Toyota’s new ethanol hybrid vehicle being developed in Brazil is exceeding all the manufacturer’s expectations, a top executive said.

China’s Zotye Automobile International has begun recruiting U.S. dealers and has charged two import-industry veterans with the task of bringing a budget crossover to America in 2020.

The 2020 BMW M340i and M340i xDrive sedans offer an array of sensors and technologies to lighten the load of driving, including a semi-automated driving system that allows for hands-free and pedal-free driving.

Johnson Controls said it would sell its power solutions business, which makes car batteries, to a Canadian investment firm in a cash deal valued at $13.2 billion.