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Scout’s relaunch could be delayed, Lamborghini has canceled its first EV supercar, and China is banning yoke steering wheels from 2027.
From shifting EV timelines to major supercar strategy changes and brand-new safety rules overseas, the car world is moving fast.
Let’s dive into the latest automotive news today.
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Scout brand relaunch reportedly delayed by a year
The long-awaited return of the Scout brand, complete with electric trucks and SUVs, has reportedly been pushed back to around 2028, instead of its original 2027 target.
The delay is believed to be linked to development and software challenges as the revived American marque works to perfect its all-electric lineup before launch.
Scout
Lamborghini cancels Lanzador EV
Lamborghini has officially scrapped its Lanzador electric supercar and will pivot toward a plug-in hybrid instead.
CEO Stephan Winkelmann admitted demand from traditional Lamborghini buyers for a fully electric model is currently very low, so the brand is focusing on electrification that still delivers its signature performance.
Lamborghini
China bans yoke steering wheels from 2027
China has announced it will ban yoke-style steering wheels starting in 2027 as part of updated vehicle safety regulations.
The move targets the futuristic half-wheel designs seen in some EVs and signals that dramatic interior innovation must still meet strict safety standards. This follows the ban on flush car door handles, too.
Tesla
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