2024 Mercedes-Benz AMG EQE SUV, Jeep Avenger, Kurt Busch Retirement: Today’s Automotive News

Mercedes-Benz has unveiled the new 2023 EQE SUV, an all-electric SUV with seating for five people and a battery capacity of just over 90 kWh. It will hit dealerships next year, and an AMG-tuned version with up to 677 hp will follow shortly after launch.

Jeep used the 2022 Paris Motor Show to debut its first EV, a subcompact crossover called the Avenger. About six inches shorter than the compact Renegade, the Avenger is probably too small for US tastes, which may explain why it hasn’t been confirmed for sale here.

It’s official. NASCAR Cup Series champion Kurt Busch retires from full-time racing. The move comes after doctors advised him to give up racing following a concussion he suffered in a crash in July.

You’ll find these stories and more in today’s automotive news here at Motor organ.

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