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GM Stands Firm on Dropping CarPlay, But Drivers Aren’t HappyGM's decision to exclude Apple CarPlay and Android Auto from future EVs is still deemed correct, despite negative public response.
Ford vs. Vintage Broncos: The Legal Battle Over Retro Designs Heats UpA company faces a lawsuit from Ford after retrofitting the Bronco in a modern classic style, sparking consumer interest in vintage designs.
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Goodbye to the Ban: Handset Subsidies Set to Make a Comeback! South Korea will lift the handset subsidy ban next week to reduce consumer costs for communication services, according to the science ministry.
Haribo Takes a Sweet Leap: First Standalone Store Opens in South Korea! Haribo opens its first standalone store in Asia in South Korea to meet rising demand in the region's growing economy.
Ice Cream Revolution: Major Brands Ditch Artificial Colors by 2028! US ice cream producers aim to eliminate artificial colors by 2028, representing over 90% of the industry, officials say.
Strong Exports Can't Mask China's Sluggish Consumer Spending China's economy grew over 5% in Q2, driven by strong exports, but analysts caution about ongoing weak consumer demand.
Why Are Korea's Iconic City Cars Disappearing from the Streets? City cars in Korea, once popular, are vanishing as sales decline significantly, impacting the auto market.
Cheers! Soju and Beer Prices at Restaurants Start to Climb Again Consumer prices for soju and beer in South Korean restaurants are rising again after months of decline, according to Statistics Korea.
Hisense Takes Center Stage at FIFA Club World Cup with Cutting-Edge Display Tech! Hisense showcases advanced display technology at FIFA Club World Cup, reinforcing its position in consumer electronics.
Hisense Takes Center Stage at FIFA Club World Cup with Cutting-Edge Display Tech Hisense highlights its advanced display technology at the FIFA Club World Cup, reinforcing its status in consumer electronics.
Trump's Bold Move: 50% Tariff on Copper Could Change the Game! Trump plans to impose a 50% tariff on copper to enhance US production for electric vehicles and military needs.
Shocked Mercedes Buyers Find Chinese Parts Under the Hood Mercedes-Benz Korea's CEO reassures consumers about vehicle origins amid concerns over Chinese ownership and plans for a direct sales model by 2026.
China's Chery EV Pass Crash Tests, But Are They Really Safe? Chery's self-conducted crash tests raise safety concerns despite no fire detected, highlighting skepticism over safety claims.
Hyundai's Massive Recall: 226,000 Cars Affected by Faulty Rearview Cameras Hyundai recalls over 226,000 vehicles due to rearview camera defects, marking its largest recall of 2024 to ensure consumer safety.
Kia Tasman Pickup Draws Divided Opinions Ahead of 2025 Launch The Tasman pickup truck by Kia stirs debate over its design, but is set for a competitive launch in South Korea next year.
GM Stands Firm on Dropping CarPlay, But Drivers Aren’t Happy GM's decision to exclude Apple CarPlay and Android Auto from future EVs is still deemed correct, despite negative public response.
Ford vs. Vintage Broncos: The Legal Battle Over Retro Designs Heats Up A company faces a lawsuit from Ford after retrofitting the Bronco in a modern classic style, sparking consumer interest in vintage designs.
Toyota and Subaru's Engine Woes Lead to Multi-Million Dollar Lawsuit Toyota faces a class action lawsuit for concealing engine defects in the GR86, risking its reputation for quality and reliability.
Why Japanese Cars Are America’s Favorites: Quality & Durability Win Big Japanese cars continue to thrive in the US market due to their high quality and durability, driving sales growth.
Volkswagen Faces Consumer Distrust as 100,000 ID.4s Doors Fly Open Volkswagen is recalling around 100,000 ID.4 SUVs due to a defect that may cause doors to open unexpectedly while driving.
Shocking K-Pop Merch Scandal: Weverse, YG Plus, SM, JYP Accused of Refund Violations The KFTC announced that it imposed corrective orders for four major entertainment agencies' violations of e-commerce laws.
Top 3 Cars Every New Grads Should Check Out in 2024 Young adults must consider whether the car is cost-effective and safe for their sons and daughters to ride.
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