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The organizers have abandoned the 2021 Detroit Auto Show and proposed a multi-day affair known as Motor Bella at the M1 Concourse in Pontiac, Michigan. The event will take place from September 21 to 26, however, the public can only witness it from September 23 to 26.

The list of the 2021 European Car of the Year is here and we now have seven vehicles eyeing to take the top spot. There were 38 vehicles at the start where were reduced to 29 before the top 7 were finalized.

The Chinese automaker NIO has introduced its fourth electric vehicle, the ET7, with up to 150 kWh battery pack (70 kWh and 100 kWh at first) and a self-driving system. The NIO ET7 is automaker’s new flagship sedan, which is built on the ET Preview concept from 2019.

Saudi Arabia is known for many things, but not literally for car production. Well, that’s going to change as Lucid Motors has plans to build a manufacturing facility in the Kingdom.

The American electric carmaker Tesla has introduced the Standard Range model of the Model Y, making the small electric SUV more affordable. Interested customers having at least $43,190 can order the vehicle at Tesla website.

The Chinese automaker Xpeng has just teased their third electric vehicle which will probably sit above the P7. The company is offering two EVs right now.

Once the cheapest car in America, the 2021 Mitsubishi Mirage gets a little price bump and now is the second most affordable vehicle in the states. The price starts at $14,295 against now-the-most economical $13,400 Chevrolet Spark.

Once of the best-selling crossovers in America, the Jeep Grand Cherokee gets bigger with an extended platform. Introducing the 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee L featuring three rows, exceptional looks, extra tech and so much more.

The British-born brand MG Motor will reportedly introduce an electric sports car before the end of this year. First previewed in shape of E-Motion concept in 2017, the coupe will bring the brand back to its roots.

The 2021 Toyota Mirai is here with surprisingly a lower price tag than the last model. To make the offering more attractive, the company is throwing a big discount on its purchase (with some conditions).

The 2021 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport will hit the American roads next month at a base price of $20,995 (and a $1,095 destination fee), against $22,595 for the outgoing model. This huge cut in price is due to the addition of a new entry-level S trim.