This is a quick roundup of what’s happened in automotive for the week of September 1 through September 7, 2024.
2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 Gets More Range, Battery, and Features
The refreshed Hyundai Ioniq 5 will have a new variant, the XRT, along with a larger battery and more driving range. The model will begin production at Hyundai’s plant in Georgia, making it the first U.S.-built EV for the company.
Volvo Unveils New EX90 Electric SUV
The fully-electric Volvo EX90 will enter dealerships in North America and Europe soon. The new flagship EV for the Volvo lineup includes an in-car artificial intelligence, a 600km range, bi-directional charging, and more.
Audi Announces S6 and S7 Nardo Sport Editions
Audi has announced new Nardo Sport Editions for the S6 and S7 sedan and liftback. Packages add an exclusive exterior color and interior designs along with sport modifications from the S models.
Volvo XC90 Gets Refresh With Added Tech and Power
The 2025 XC90 three-row SUV receives an exterior and interior refresh along with technology upgrades and added power to its hybrid powertrain. All-electric range extends to 70 km.
Ford Pro E-Transit Gets Enhanced Range, Begins Shipping
Ford has begun shipping the new E-Transit enhanced range model to customers in North America. Up to 32 percent more range has been added (159 miles/charge) and faster charge times with 2.4kW of on-board charging.
BMW, Toyota Jointly Developing Next-Gen Fuel Cell Tech
BMW and Toyota are collaborating to bring the next-generation of fuel cell powertrain technologies to the road. The companies will jointly develop the powertrain system for passenger vehicles, with the core fuel cell technology meant for both commercial and passenger vehicles.
