Ford Owners Are Getting Free Access To An App Built For Where Maps Give Up | Carscoops   Ford owners won’t have to worry about that as the Blue Oval has struck a new partnership with onX. Starting today, owners of 2017 and newer models will receive one year of complimentary access to the full suite of onX apps. They can be used on your phone or on your vehicle’s display via Android Auto or Apple CarPlay. If you’re going somewhere extremely remote, you can even download off-road maps ahead of time to ensure you always know where you’re going. The real highlight is the onX Offroad app, which provides access to more than 650,000 miles (1,046,074 km) of trails. Users can also see difficulty ratings, descriptions, and photos to help them pick the best trails for their vehicle and skill level.

You know its April Fools, right?

2027 Ford F-150 Thunder And Lightning Debuts As All-New EREV Pickup   Ford Mustang Mach-T Revealed As Pony Car's First Pickup  

2027 Lincoln Navigator Sport Revealed As Brand's First Off-Road SUV  

Chevy Silverado Medium Duty Production Ends Later This Year   According to GM Authority, General Motors has announced that it will end production of the Chevy Silverado medium duty 4500 HD, 5500 HD, and 6500 HD, along with select Chevy Express and GMC Savana Cutaway van variants. This move will take place following the conclusion of GM's manufacturing agreement with International Motors, which assembles those models at its plant in Springfield, Ohio - a deal that expires on September 30th.

First Look: This Is The All-New Kia EV3     The 2027 Kia EV3 rides on the E-GMP platform. This is a 400-volt system available with either a standard-range 58.3-kWh battery pack or a long-range 81.4-kWh pack. The standard range pack is only offered on the Light trim, which only arrives with FWD. The other four trims (Wind, Land, GT-Line, and GT) are fitted with the larger pack, and you can go from 10-80 percent state of charge in around 31 minutes on a DC Fast Charger.The 2027 Kia EV3 rides on the E-GMP platform. This is a 400-volt system available with either a standard-range 58.3-kWh battery pack or a long-range 81.4-kWh pack. The standard range pack is only offered on the Light trim, which only arrives with FWD. The other four trims (Wind, Land, GT-Line, and GT) are fitted with the larger pack, and you can go from 10-80 percent state of charge in around 31 minutes on a DC Fast Charger.   Wind and Land models come standard with FWD, but AWD is available. Meanwhile, both the GT-Line and GT are AWD only. All versions, however, feature a native NACS charging port. Kia doesn't quote a power output for any of the FWD models. It does, however, have estimated driving ranges. The standard-range Light should be good for 220 miles, while the long-range FWD EV3 offerings are good for up to 320 miles. As for power,  the EV3 doles out 261 horsepower in the AWD models. That figure bumps up to 288 hp on the EV3 GT. 

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Details on the US model that's debuting now:   2027 Kia Seltos Revealed For America: Trims, Engines, Specs   Kia will offer the 2027 Seltos with three powertrain choices. The entry-level offering is the naturally aspirated 2.0-liter four-cylinder. It makes 147 horsepower and will be the standard engine in the Seltos LX, S, EX, and X-Line trims, pairing with a continuously variable transmission. Front-wheel drive is standard, but all-wheel drive is optional.   The 190-hp, turbocharged 1.6-liter engine is available in the X-Line and comes with AWD as standard. Kia will also offer a hybrid powertrain in the Seltos, combining a 1.6-liter four-cylinder hybrid engine with a six-speed automatic transmission. Front-wheel drive is standard on the hybrid, but Kia will also offer an electric AWD system that delivers more power.   The new Seltos, which debuts at the New York Auto Show, will go on sale in the United States within the next three months. The hybrid variant will not arrive until late this year. The automaker will release pricing, specific trim details, and fuel economy estimates closer to its on-sale date.   The 2026 Kia Seltos starts at $25,285, including the $1,495 destination charge. We expect the 2027 model to receive a small price increase.  

So much for the return of infotainment buttons and knobs....

Hey Jimbo, still goin' after Muskie boy huh? You also said We'll have an all-electric, affordable vehicle to compete with Model Y and Model 3.     Where are your all-electric efforts on what Ford does best, like pickup trucks, vans, Broncos, and Mustangs?