Friday, November 6, 2026
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Elon Musk said Tesla will wind down Cybertruck production at Gigafactory Texas around mid-2027 to free capacity for Cybercab robotaxi builds. He did not say whether the truck would move to another plant, as reported by CNBC. The plan shifts Texas capacity toward robotaxis without confirming where future Cybertrucks would be built.
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Toyota priced the 2027 RAV4 hybrid from $32,300 and plug-in from $42,100. Their arrival dates differ.
Read the full summary →The 2027 Tundra starts at $42,890 with new equipment and a Trailhunter package, due at dealers this fall.
Read the full summary →BMW cut its full-year auto margin outlook again while keeping its automotive free-cash-flow target.
Read the full summary →Hyundai recalled 37,901 vehicles for software that may deactivate airbags and pretensioners. Dealers will update affected vehicles free.
Read the full summary →Audi is considering a $3 billion Georgia expansion, Reuters reports. The second phase remains a possibility, not confirmed dealer supply.
Read the full summary →Jeep unveiled a CJ-8-inspired Wrangler Scrambler SRT concept at SEMA, with independent front suspension and reversible rear seats.
Read the full summary →Group 1's F&I revenue fell more than consolidated income per deal. Its U.S.-only per-unit figure covers a different scope.
Read the full summary →Lifetime loan interest remains sharply above 2019 levels. The selling price alone does not show the full borrowing cost.
Read the full summary →CarMax is pairing Tier 2 lending and protection plans with long-term growth goals. Those goals are not completed gains.
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