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Lamborghini has revealed the new Huracan Super Trofeo Jota (STJ) – the Italian manufacturer’s final V10-engined sportscar. The STJ is limited to just 10 units and marks the culmination of production of the Huracan series, which started back in 2014. The model will be replaced by a new hybrid sportscar later this year.
Xiaomi launched the SU7, its first all-electric sports saloon, on 28 March. Just a little over a month after its initial launch, as of 30 April, the SU7 had secured lock-in orders (non-refundable deposits) of 88,063 units in China. Is the popularity of the SU7 caused by the irresistible charisma of Lei Jun, Xiaomi’s Chairman and CEO? Or is it the Taycan-inspired exterior design? Let’s take a closer look!
The 2024 Beijing International Automotive Exhibition kicks off today. In a press conference, Lei Jun, the Chairman and CEO of Xiaomi Group, revealed the Xiaomi SU7 secured lock-in orders (non-refundable deposits) of 75,723 units, with 5,781 units delivered as of 24 April, only 28 days after its initial launch.
The 2024 Beijing International Automotive Exhibition kicks off today. In a press conference, Lei Jun, the Chairman and CEO of Xiaomi Group, revealed the Xiaomi SU7 secured lock-in orders (non-refundable deposits) of 75,723 units, with 5,781 units delivered as of 24 April, only 28 days after its initial launch.
Our sister publication Autocar UK understands that Mercedes-Benz has pulled the plug on tests exploring range-extender drivetrains as a potential way to improve the utility and appeal of its electric cars.
Along with announcements regarding its stellar sales performance and expansion plans, Mercedes-Benz India has also revealed its launch plan for 2024. The German brand will have nine new car launches this year, which will see at least two new AMG models, and a doubling of its EV portfolio.
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Mercedes-Benz has announced that the A-Class hatchback will remain in production until 2026 in international markets, revising previous plans to retire the fourth-gen model this year. This decision comes amidst the shift in the company’s EV plans, moving away from a solely EV-focused approach towards a more “flexible” model strategy.