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Textron E-Z-GO (NYSE: TXT) today announced the next generation of its g E-Z-GO® Liberty™ vehicle for the 2027 model year. It’s said to be redesigned from the ground up to offer an unparalleled ride in a neighborhood or on the golf course.* Liberty will be available as a street-legal “low-speed vehicle,” or LSV, meeting the federally required FMVSS 500 and voluntary SAE J2358 standards, with a maximum speed of 25 mph and the qualifications to travel on most public roads with posted speed limits of 35 mph or less. E-Z-GO Liberty will be available this summer from E-Z-GO authorized dealers.
“Automotive features abound in the 2027 E-Z-GO Liberty to provide a premium experience for driver and passengers. An available infotainment system features a 10-inch ECOXGEAR touchscreen, 28-inch ECOXGEAR soundbar with LED lighting, and wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity. IntelliScreen™ functionality, integrated into the Liberty’s touchscreen, provides critical vehicle information at a glance, such as speed, state of charge, and onboard vehicle diagnostics. IntelliScreen also allows operators to tune vehicle performance, including governance of the vehicle’s speed and acceleration, and selectable driving modes that allow drivers to customize the vehicle’s performance to their driving style. A charging pad allows for wireless charging of compatible smartphones. Select trim levels include electronic push-to-start functionality,” Textron E-Z-GO said. Continue reading →
GM Spending $30M at Fairfax to Flex EV and ICE Making
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General Motors (NYSE:GM) said today that it adding $30 million into preparing the Fairfax Assembly Plant workforce for three major vehicle launches. The plant opened in 1946, is currently producing the Chevrolet Bolt, an electric vehicle, soon to be followed by the gas-powered Chevrolet Equinox and a next-generation Buick compact SUV. [The Buick Encore is currently built in South Korea and China. Both under attack during the Trump Tariff Wars. – AutoCrat]
“For us, this work is more than building vehicles – it’s building a legacy. General Motors has been a place where families grow their careers across generations, including my own,” Fairfax Plant Director Michael Youngs said. “The investment in people isn’t just about preparing for the production of new vehicles; it’s about giving our people the opportunity to build a future their families can be proud of.” Continue reading →