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  • Co-chair, EVcentral.com.au
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Mercedes-AMG CLA 45 tech deep-dive: The incredible lengths AMG went to making its new EV sound and feel like it’s powered by petrol. Should it have bothered?

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By Bruce Newton, Toby Hagon Verified, Stephen Corby
| EV Central
Mercedes-AMG has recorded more than 1600 samples of a petrol-powered A 45 S hot hatch to give its new all-electric CLA 45 4MATIC+ the sound, vibrations and simulated gearshifts of a combustion-powered performance car. The unusual technology is part of AMG’s attempt to retain some of the character of its petrol models as it replaces the existing turbocharged four-cylinder CLA 45 with a new-generation battery-electric performance flagship.
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Why Ferrari, BMW and Tesla are ditching copper wiring in the race to build lighter, cheaper EVs

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By John Mahoney Verified, Stephen Corby, Bruce Newton
| EV Central
Car-makers around the world are abandoning more than a century of copper wiring in favour of aluminium as they search for ways to build lighter, cheaper and more efficient electric vehicles. News agency Reuters reports Ferrari, BMW, Tesla and Stellantis are among the manufacturers either already using aluminium wiring or preparing to expand its use, with Chinese policy-makers also encouraging the switch.
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MG reveals large and sporty electric concept: The Cyber is shaping as a cut-price Ferrari Purosangue and BMW X5 rival

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By John Mahoney Verified, Toby Hagon Verified, Stephen Corby
| EV Central
A new concept for the inbound MG Cyber was unwrapped at last weekend’s Goodwood Festival of Speed, paving the way for a flagship BMW X5 rival. Designed to supersede the current MG Cyberster as the car-maker’s new flagship model, the new MG Cyber might be rebadged and sold under SAIC’s premium IM Motors brand, although the design and development of the five-metre-long SUV is currently being undertaken by MG.
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