A Buick concept, an affordable EV, and a 1,000-hp Dodge Charger all made headlines today.
Buick is close to revealing a new electric SUV concept based on General Motors' Ultium platform and battery technology. Called the Electra-X, the concept previews EVs bound for China, but some of its elements may feature on vehicles planned for the U.S.
Fisker has released the most revealing shot yet of its Project PEAR due in 2024. The vehicle is a compact urban runabout that will be priced from $29,900, and that's before incentives. Stellantis Design Chief Ralph Gilles teamed up with Wisconsin's SpeedKore Performance Group to build the car of his dreams. The result is a 1968 Dodge Charger almost entirely made from carbon fiber and packing a 1,000-hp Hellephant V-8.
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Buick Electra-X concept previews upcoming Ultium-based EVsBuick's Electra-X concept previews EVs bound for China, but some of its elements may feature on vehicles planned for the U.S.\r\n
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Ralph Gilles has a 1,000-hp Hellucination thanks to SpeedkoreDespite the aggro looks, Gilles said the aim with the Hellucination was to 'reduce the weight yet keep it comfortable enough to drive cross country.'
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Buick Electra-X concept previews upcoming Ultium-based EVsBuick's Electra-X concept previews EVs bound for China, but some of its elements may feature on vehicles planned for the U.S.\r\n
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Fisker Project PEAR teased: US-built EV promised in 2024 with $29,900 price tagFisker's second model will be a compact urban runabout priced from $29,900—before incentives.
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