Author: Urvaksh Karkaria
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Mercedes, Bosch class-action emissions lawsuit can proceed, U.S. judge rules
A federal judge allowed a class-action lawsuit accusing Mercedes-Benz USA and Robert Bosch of diesel emissions cheating to proceed, denying motions by the defendants to dismiss the case.
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Mercedes names Michael Göbel to lead Ala. operations
Michael Göbel replaces Jason Hoff as CEO of Mercedes-Benz U.S. International in Vance, Ala. Hoff was promoted to chief of quality management for Mercedes-Benz Cars.
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Porsche dealers to invest $70M in chargers in preparation for Taycan EV
Porsche’s 191 U.S. dealers will build out a retailer-based network of fast chargers to support the automaker’s first battery-electric vehicle, which arrives late this year.
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Nissan IMs points to future sedans
Nissan’s IMs concept is an electric, all-wheel-drive sedan designed for the autonomous era. But the key word in that is “sedan.”
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Volvo plans ‘digital test drive’ during Super Bowl
Starting at Super Bowl kickoff, Volvo will be offering a “digital test drive” on an Android or iOS device that could score them a Volvo S60 sedan.
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Mini USA names McKenna head of product planning
In his new role for Mini USA, Patrick McKenna is responsible for the product strategy for the BMW subbrand in the United States
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Volvo’s Polestar 2 battery-electric car goes 350 miles
The battery-electric Polestar 2, expected to go into production in 2020, will deliver 400 hp and have an estimated range of 350 miles. The car also embeds Google’s Android operating system into its infotainment unit.
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Former Infiniti boss Krueger to head Dyson auto unit
Former Infiniti chief Roland Krueger is taking the top job at Dyson’s automotive unit, which plans to put an electric vehicle on the road by 2021.
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Volvo’s subscription fight with dealers escalates
Volvo has assured dealers that it will roll out a 2.0 version of its nationwide Care by Volvo subscription program. But that wasn’t enough to satisfy unhappy dealers in California.
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Mercedes A-class to star in Super Bowl ad
The about-to-launch Mercedes-Benz A-class sedan is about to get an A-class introduction to America in the Super Bowl.