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Electric Vehicles died a century ago. Could that happen again?

BURBANK, Calif. — More than a century before Tesla rolled out its first cars, the Baker Electric Coupe and the Riker Electric Roadster rumbled down American streets. Battery-powered cars were so popular that, for a...

The front of a 1928 Auto Red Bug, an open-air two-seated electric vehicle manufactured by the Automotive Electric Service Corporation, in the exhibit “Alternating Currents: The Fall and Rise of Electric Vehicles,” at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles, April 29, 2025. (Maggie Shannon/The New York Times)

Discover exceptional experience on any terrain with Toyota SUV range

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Nissan genuine parts ensure optimum performance, durability and safety

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Toyota net profit hits first quarter record but forecast unchanged

An employee inspects a new Toyota Crown at the Japanese carmaker’s plant in Tianjin, China. — Reuters

Enjoy distinct experiences in the stylish Toyota C-HR

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Hyundai Santa Fe redefines SUV ownership experience

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When the chips are down: global shortage to keep crimping carmakers

A man passes car frames at a BMW factory in Shenyang, China.— Reuters

Discover new experiences anywhere in the Lexus LX

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Toyota Camry: Stylish, fuel-efficient & powerful

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GS3: Go places with confidence

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Nissan X-Terra amazes customers with its ‘Go Anywhere’ capabilities

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Sales of electric cars charge ahead in Europe

Employees work on the assembly line for the Volkswagen (VW) ID 3 electric car of German carmaker Volkswagen in Dresden. -- AFP file photo

Tokyo court convicts duo for helping Ghosn flee Japan

Michael Taylor and his son, Peter, pleaded guilty in June to the charge of aiding the escape of a criminal for their roles in Carlos Ghosn’s flight in 2019.— AFP

Unveiling its last petrol car, Lotus sets off in pursuit of Porsche

Matt Windle, Managing Director of Lotus, stands with a yellow Lotus Esprit car during an interview at the car plant headquarters in Hethel. - Reuters

Ford Expedition: Always unstoppable

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All-new 2022 Hyundai Tucson set to turn heads in Oman

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