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Ford brings West Coast style to the 2026 Mustang Mach-E

Ford is giving its popular electric SUV a fresh look and some helpful new tools. The 2026 Mustang Mach-E is getting a special edition that looks back at the past, hoping to be more practical and stylish for everyday drivers. Despite many people still arguing about whether an SUV should carry the Mustang name, Ford continues to push the model forward with better range and smarter safety tech. The big news is the arrival of the GT California Special. This model takes its cues from the original 1968 Mustang. Back then, dealers in California were selling so many Mustangs that Ford made a...
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Watch: Iconic global landmarks turn off lights for Earth Hour

France's Eiffel Tower and Barcelona's Sagrada Família Basilica were among the famous global landmarks that went dark for an hour on Saturday night.
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Hyundai spotted testing a small electric SUV

The race to build affordable electric cars is finally getting interesting. Most new electric vehicles are quite expensive, but Hyundai is working on something different. The company is testing a small SUV that should fit into more budgets. This new car was spotted testing on public roads in several countries, and it looks very similar to its cousin, the Kia EV2. The first sightings of this mystery vehicle happened in Chennai, India. Some people call this city the "Detroit of Asia" because it has so many car factories. The prototype seen there had a special tag "HE1" - many experts think...
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Tesla publishes Q1 2026 analyst estimates, shows a modest uptick from last year

Tesla published its Q1 2026 delivery consensus that compiles data from 23 sell-side sources, and it shows a modest 8% increase compared to Q1 2025. The company is projected to sell 365,645 vehicles, up from 336,681 cars sold last year, around the same time. Now, while the 8% increase in sales sounds good on paper, when you put it into context, the prognosis for 2026 is rather bleak. Firstly, the Q1 2026 estimates suggest a decline by 13% from Q4 2025 and an even larger decline compared to Q3 2025. The carmaker shipped 497,120 units in Q3 2025 and 418,227 in Q4 2025. That marks a...
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BYD launches the new Song Ultra EV with fast charging and low prices

BYD released a new electric SUV that is making other car companies nervous. The new model is the Song Ultra EV and it belongs to the Dynasty family of cars from BYD. The car brings new technology to the table that makes driving and owning electric cars much easier. One of the biggest surprises is the price. The Song Ultra EV starts at RMB 151,900 - that is just under €18,800 at current exchange rates. This price is lower than what the company first said it would be, and people are clearly excited about the new EV - nearly 22,000 orders were placed in less than three weeks. The new Song...
www.spiegel.de

Donald Trump Has Run Out of Options in Iran

Trump has started a war he can no longer end. None of the options for exiting the current morass are palatable. And with Iran now attacking the global economy, the United States is on the defensive.
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Kia EV2 production starts

Kia unveiled the EV2 back in early January, and today the brand has announced that production of the model has officially started. It's being manufactured at Kia's facility in Žilina, Slovakia, following a modernization program on its production lines, which was completed in 2025 at a cost of €200 million. The Slovakian plant employs around 3,700 people and more than 600 robots across five main production areas: press, body, paint, engine, and assembly. The facility produced 300,000 vehicles and 470,000 engines in 2025, or about 9.3% of Kia's global output. The EV2 is Kia's second...
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Ukrainians Soldiers Who Have Abandoned the Fight: All Quiet on the Eastern Front

When the Russians launched their attack, Taras, Maksym and Lew fought hard to repel the invaders. Now, they have had enough of killing and suffering - and have gone underground as deserters.
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Why Your File Upload API Fails at Scale (And How to Fix It)

Your file upload works perfectly in development. You test it locally. Maybe even with a few users. Everything feels smooth and reliable. Then real users arrive. Suddenly, uploads fail halfway. Large files time out. Servers slow down. And users start abandoning the process. This is where most teams hit a harsh reality:What works in development rarely works at scale. A scalable file upload API isn’t just about handling more users. It’s about surviving real-world conditions like unstable networks, large files, global traffic, and unpredictable behavior. In this guide, you’ll learn: Why file upload systems fail at scale The hidden architectural issues behind those failures How to design a reliable, scalable upload system that actually works in production Key Takeaways File upload failures at scale are caused by concurrency, large files, and unstable networks Single-request uploads are fragile and unreliable in production environments Chunking, retries, and parallel uploads are essential…
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Elon Musk teases a new vehicle that's "way cooler than a minivan"

Tesla is restructuring its EV lineup by discontinuing its Model S and Model X vehicles, and we expect it to replace the production lines with new models. While the Roadster and the Robotaxi have been long coming, Tesla is apparently working on a new vehicle that's "way cooler than a minivan." The teaser comes from Elon Musk himself, replying to an X user asking Tesla to make a minivan. He said that engineers and designers are already working on a new EV, likely falling into the minivan category. Now, what he means by "way cooler" is open for speculation. Perhaps Tesla is planning to...
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Europe's first commercial robotaxi service isn't launching where you'd expect

Mate Rimac's autonomous ride hailing company, which is called Verne after Jules Verne, has just announced that it's working together with Uber and Pony.ai to launch Europe's first commercial robotaxi service in Zagreb, Croatia. The deployment in Zagreb is already underway and the official launch is going to take place "soon". The service will use Pony.ai's Gen-7 autonomous driving system installed onto the Arcfox Alpha T5 Robotaxi. Arcfox is one of the brands of Beijing Automotive Group, better known as BAIC. Verne will act "as fleet owner and service operator", according to the...

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