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Hyundai Goes F-N Wild With Ioniq 6 N Coming in 2026

Hyundai Goes F-N Wild With Ioniq 6 N Coming in 2026

When Hyundai rolled out the newly updated all-electric Ioniq 6 recently, it talked about “more refined curves” and other updates. Those updates not only include the Ioniq 6 N Line variant, but there was also just a mention of the coming performance-oriented Ioniq 6 N. Headlight.News has details. Check out the story.

New Car Sales Jump in March But Tariffs May Cause 1.8M Drop in 2025 Sales

New Car Sales Jump in March But Tariffs May Cause 1.8M Drop in 2025 Sales

Automakers got to celebrate a bit in March as new vehicle sales jumped 10.7% compared to year-ago numbers. However, that celebration is likely to be short-lived, if the assertions in a new report prove true. The tome authored by Telemetry’s Sam Abuelsamid predicts sales will fall 1.8 million units in 2025 and the next several years don’t look much better, reports Headlight.News.

Ford, VW First to Reveal Plans Dealing with Auto Tariffs on New Car Prices

Ford, VW First to Reveal Plans Dealing with Auto Tariffs on New Car Prices

President Donald Trump’s press conference laying out the remainder of his tariff policy revealed automakers would not be facing any additional tariffs beyond the 25% on vehicles and parts crossing into the U.S. Volkswagen is adding an “import fee” to vehicles hit by the tariffs while Ford is offering discounts to try to improve affordability. Headlight.News tracks down how other carmakers are dealing with the problem.

IRS Offering Second Chance After Rejecting Tax Returns of EV Buyers

IRS Offering Second Chance After Rejecting Tax Returns of EV Buyers

The Biden administration’s effort to make new electric vehicles more appealing to the American public with $7,500 tax credits is becoming a big hassle for some buyers. The Internal Revenue Service has been rejecting the tax returns of some EV owners claiming the credit. However, they are also looking to help. Find out more at Headlight.News.

Stellantis Switches Plans for Belvidere Plant Opening in 2027

Stellantis Switches Plans for Belvidere Plant Opening in 2027

Plans change in the auto industry as evidenced by the move by Stellantis to reopen its plant in Belvidere, Illinois. Closed a few years ago, the UAW pressured the company to reopen the facility as part of its most recent contract negotiations. The company agreed, and it’s set to reopen in 2027, but it will not produce what was originally expected. Get details at Headlight.News.