Newsweek Magazine

April 12, 2024 Issue

Features

Cover story Autos

Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the car business

Today's most innovative car makers are integrating artificial intelligence into their cutting-edge design and engineering.

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Turquoise is the color of automated driving

To show that eyes-off, hands-off driving is underway, Mercedes-Benz utilizes turquoise lights that are visible to passersby.

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Mercedes-Benz CEO is the chief architect of the possible

2024 Visionary Disruptor of the Year is Ola Källenius, CEO and Chairman of the Board of Management of Mercedes-Benz.

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Redesigned Mercedes-Benz G-Class debuts with big tech improvements

The Mercedes-Benz G-Class continues to be a hot commodity despite, or maybe because of, its iconic boxy body.

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Volvo's CEO is making tough decisions and the company keeps winning

Volvo has worked to digitize its production, create lauded cars and achieve all-time high profits.

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Hands-free, eyes-free automated driving is easy, safe

Mercedes-Benz Drive Pilot technology makes allowing your car to drive itself a safe and easy process.

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Range Rover Houses bring luxury experiences to where SUV buyers hang out

Land Rover's Range Rover Houses take the idea of a showroom and mix it with a resort-like atmosphere.

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Kia's head designer is transforming traditional vehicle looks

Kia has debuted some of the most talked-about concept and production vehicles in the last year.

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New MINIs have reduced carbon footprints, reused materials, are recyclable

MINI's new Cooper and Countryman were designed with total lifecycle sustainability in mind.

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New Mercedes electric powertrain designed to be 'a cut above the rest'

Taking lessons learned from the Vision EQXX concept car, Mercedes-Benz has engineered a new fleet of entry-level models.

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Kia tailors EV9 electric SUV to the tastes of America's drivers

The EV9 all-electric, three-row SUV was modified for the U.S. market and what future EV owners are looking for.

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Subaru's former CEO left a lasting impact of important change

Retired Subaru CEO Tom Doll spent 42 years at Subaru, working to elevate the company and, in the process, helped the brand become a major success story.

In Focus

Suspect on Trial

Moscow: One of four suspects awaits his pre-trial detention hearing at Basmanny District Court in Russia’s capital on March 25. He is linked to the Moscow concert hall attack three days earlier, which killed 143 people. Islamic State Khorasan claimed responsibility for the attack involving gunmen who shot civilians and set the venue on fire. The suspects appeared bruised and battered in court following interrogation with Russian officials.

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