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Stellantis Has A Hybrid Engine Solution That Could Make Toyotas Feel Like A Busted Truck

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By Christopher Smith Verified
| CarBuzz
Who's ready for a little algorithmic science? The CarBuzz investigative team sure is, especially after finding this interesting patent from FCA-US LLC – better known as the North American division of Stellantis – describing a better hybrid powertrain. The conglomerate isn't quite as hybrid-savvy as other companies, but from what we just read, it sounds like they're getting serious about building the smoothest-running hybrid ever.
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Porsche's Maniacal Cayenne Turbo GT Is Getting Supercar-Slaying Upgrades

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By Christopher Smith Verified
| CarBuzz
These days, it feels like you can't mention Porsche without saying one of two things: electric cars or financial crisis. It's true that Porsche is backtracking on EV plans. It's also true that the brand is in a bit of a bind. In fact, the same day the CarBuzz spies caught this black Cayenne in action, Porsche announced its sale of Bugatti Rimac was complete.
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The New 900-HP Mercedes E-Class Just Took A Big Step Towards Production

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By Christopher Smith Verified
| CarBuzz
The numbers are in. People really didn't like Mercedes-Benz designing its electric cars differently from those with combustion engines. Whether the design was advantageous to electric power is a moot point. Buyers weren't ready for that much of a change, so Mercedes is reversing course on its next-generation EVs. And the camouflaged prototype seen here, caught recently by the CarBuzz spies near the Nürburgring, is that new course. If it looks like a combustion car, well, that's the idea.
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