Ford has introduced some updates to its F-150 Lightning for the 2024 model year. A heat pump has been made standard across the range, which should help boost range in colder climates. There’s also a new Flash grade that adds technology features previously reserved for the upmarket Lariat and Platinum grades.
Nissan will use the 2023 Tokyo auto show on later this month to present four concepts previewing the design and technology of its future electric vehicles. The first of these is a crossover called the Hyper Urban, and resembling the next evolution of the Ariya.
Andretti and Cadillac have passed the first hurdle in their quest to join the Formula 1 World Championship as an 11th team. The FIA has approved their bid, which means it now needs to be approved by Liberty Media, F1’s commercial rights holder.
You’ll find these stories and more in today’s car news, right here at Motor Authority.
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FIA approves Andretti Global’s F1 bid
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Rivian accelerates EV production, as Tesla misses targets
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