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The German automaker has introduced the 2022 Mercedes CLS featuring a few design updates. The front look is now sharper with a new bumper and grille styling and we see a new steering wheel inside.

GMC recently unveiled the Hummer EV SUV, a shorter and less powerful version of the Hummer pickup truck, due to hit the roads in 2023 alongside its big brother.

Both are mechanically and visually similar with subtle changes in design. Compared to the previous generation, the 2022 Toyota GR 86 comes with a range of improvements while retaining the lightweight recipe unharmed.

We all now know that the resurrected Hummer will hit the roads as a 1,000 horsepower Edition 1 electric pickup truck this year. The truck will also accompany its little sibling GMC Hummer EV SUV featuring removable roof panels and seating for five.

To give Bugatti Passionates such a chance, the company went to the Paris outskirts for a test drive of its two famous models: the Chiron Sport and the Chiron Pur Sport.

Kia publicized that they have received over 21,000 reservations on the first day of pre-booking for its first dedicated electric vehicle, the EV6 in South Korea.

The company is going to offer one of the longest warranties for its vehicles at eight years or 175,000 miles. The present industry benchmark for battery warranties is eight years or 100,000 miles.

After launching the facelift Patrol in September 2019, Nissan now has introduced the performance oriented Patrol Nismo. The body-on-frame SUV comes equipped with an aggressive body kit to make it look different from the standard model.

Hyundai has released some teaser images of its first pickup truck, Santa Cruz before its debut on April 15 to give us some idea of the vehicle. The automaker plans to launch it sometime this year. Contrary to the concept it looks like, it has four doors.

After showcasing its first dedicated electric vehicle, the EV6, Kia now has introduced its high-performance version – the Kia EV6 GT. It is the top of the line model with an all-wheel-drive configuration boasting two motors (one in front and the other at the rear axle).

Mercedes has provided us some key details of the EQS all-electric luxury sedan that will hit the roads soon. While we do know the mechanical and performance details yet, the automaker has shown us a number of interior pictures to give us a good idea of its design