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AD #3873 - OMG! A 4-Door Mustang?; SAE J2954 Sets Wireless EV Charging Standard; Acura EV Concept Signals New Design Direction

AD #3873 - OMG! A 4-Door Mustang?; SAE J2954 Sets Wireless EV Charging Standard; Acura EV Concept Signals New Design Direction

Autoline Daily Aug 16, 2024 10 min
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Ford is exploring a four-door Mustang variant along with V8 convertible and off-road AWD versions, aiming to expand the iconic model's appeal without diluting its essence. The SAE has introduced a wireless EV charging standard that could enable efficient, plug-free charging, even on the move. Acura unveiled a striking new EV concept with a fresh design direction, signaling a shift for the brand. The episode also covers rising EV sales in Brazil, Leap Motor's growth fueled by a partnership with Stellantis, Rivian's production halt due to parts shortages, and Lincoln's refreshed Navigator featuring a massive interior display and wellness-focused features.

Topics: ford four door mustang wireless ev charging acura ev concept ev market brazil leap motor growth rivian production issues sodium ion batteries lincoln navigator refresh automotive design trends ev platform development
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