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BMW and Toyota

BMW to launch first FCEV in 2028 in partnership with Toyota

BMW plans to launch its first-ever series production fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV) in 2028, thereby offering customers an additional all-electric powertrain option with zero local emissions in a BMW.

The BMW Group and the Toyota Motor Corporation will combine their technical know-how in FCEV technologies to bring a new generation of hydrogen-powered vehicles.

BMW and Toyota partnership

The BMW Group and Toyota Motor Corporation will jointly develop the powertrain system for passenger vehicles. The core fuel cell technology (the individual third-generation fuel cells) will create synergies for both commercial and passenger vehicle applications.

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Volvo EX30

First Look: 2024 Volvo EX30

Volvo has entered the subcompact electric SUV segment with the launch of the EX30 model. The Volvo EX30 becomes the Swedish brand’s entry-level EV model, combining a minimalist approach to both the exterior and interior design. It is now available in the UAE and certain GCC markets.

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Audi Q7

First Look: 2024 Audi Q7 arrives in the Middle East

Audi Middle East announced the arrival of the latest version of one of its most popular models, the Audi Q7. The 7-seater SUV has been a favourite in this region since it was first launched due to its luxury and comfort. The second generation has been around since 2016, and it got one facelift in 2020. Audi has decided to do another update in 2024, with subtle changes to the exterior to match its new design language, and the interior gets its latest tech.

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Ferrari Corso Pilota Classiche - classic experience like no other

Ferrari Corso Pilota Classiche – classic experience like no other

If you chalk up a couple of decades as a motoring journalist, occasional opportunities present themselves to drive classic – and often precious – models, sourced from the museums and collections of hallowed carmakers.

However, what doesn’t happen very often is for a storied marque to throw the toybox open and say: “Here they are. Cane them as hard as you like on our private test track.”

I might be paraphrasing a little, but this is essentially what occurred when Ferrari recently extended an invitation to the Corso Pilota Classiche program, which is open for its customers to participate in – at a not-insubstantial price,

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