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The new Hyundai Arnick XRT is now on sale, competing with the Subaru Cross Trek starting at $55,000.

Same specs, 84 kilowatt- hour battery, all-wheel drive,

same fast charging, but it's raised by about an inch or 23mm, better approach and departure angles, got terrain mode and mud mode, sand mode and things like that. It's not an off-roader,

but if you need to hit some dirt tracks or you have some

inclement weather for many months of the year, this could be a very good vehicle.

The new Tesla Model Y trims are now available in Europe.

So that is rear-wheel drive with the LFP pack, single-motor, long range and all-wheel-drive

versions now on sale.

UK and Europe still selling the launch edition Model Y.

Of course, we don't get all the fancy self-driving stuff that was bundled in with the launch

edition Model Y in the United States.

Rivian has launched its first themed special editions of the R1S and the R1T, the 2025 model year

of those vehicles now comes in California, June, with a special colour and some extra accessories,

which look very cool, and all about going all-terraining with some skid plates, all-terrain tires, spare tire, on-board air compressor,

all the stuff you can get with the all-terrain package.

Polestar 3 now supports the Apple wallet for car keys.

So your phone or your watch, you can share the car keys via messages and WhatsApp and stuff with other people.

If you want to temporarily drive the car, that's coming to Polestar 4 very soon.

Polestar 3 will also get the new Nvidia Orange Chip, which will do crazy amount of processing.

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