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Drivers around the world can generate cryptocurrency by installing a dashcam and sharing images with a San Francisco startup that aims to nab some buyers of street-level imagery away from Alphabet Inc's Google.

Nissan's CEO said the company's talks with Renault are focused on optimising their investment in electric vehicles and strengthening their competitiveness as equal partners.

The third generation Swift is the most powerful iteration of the hatchback yet, now with the option of CNG it’s now both mean and green.

Triumph Motorcycles took the wraps off the updated Street Triple 765 range. One of the more popular models from Triumph, the naked middleweight Street Triple range now gets a bunch of updates. The new model will be launched in India as well.

Stellantis, the parent company of Citroën and Jeep brands has expanded its digital services, with High-Definition 3D car and accessories configurator, integrated finance and insurance calculator, and an online trade-in facilitator.

WardWizard, which sells electric two-wheelers under the Joy E-Bike brand name, has reported sales of 1255 units in October 2022. Compared to the 2855 electric two-wheelers sold during the same month in 2021, the company reported a massive year-on-year decline of 56 per cent.

The company's Pryor facility will make proprietary battery modules, energy management system and thermal control technology, CEO and Chairman Tony Aquila said.

With the notable exception of Sweden's Northvolt, some startups hoping to build so-called gigafactories to compete with the Asian behemoths are going for smaller plants, with the aim of attracting more investment further down the line.