Nissan is set to electrify two of its top-selling crossovers, the Juke and Qashqai. The Japanese automaker plans to manufacture these electrified vehicles in the UK, specifically at its Sunderland factory. This comes as part of Nissan’s ambitious plan to transition entirely to EVs by 2030, leaving behind the era of internal combustion engines.
As reported by Sky News, Nissan’s announcement regarding the electric Juke and Qashqai is imminent, with the official unveiling expected soon. This development marks a remarkable turning point for Nissan, as it fully commits to the electric crossover… Read more…
After Stellantis acquired 20% of Leapmotor, the carmaker’s first SUV, the C10, will likely reach international markets. It was first displayed at the Guangzhou Auto Show, but the Chinese Ministry of Industry and Information Technology published a more detailed specs sheet of the vehicle. 
Volkswagen’s ID. models have an image problem. Issues with production, software and consumption have left buyers wary. With the ID.7, Volkswagen is now daring to make a fresh start – and thanks to the new drive, it finally moves efficiently, as our test shows. 
