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As we near the November reveal of the Tesla pickup truck, CEO Elon Musk says it will not look like anything we’ve seen on the internet. But wait, there’s more …

Porsche announced a third and cheaper entry version of its Taycan electric sedan starting at $105,150 with destination.

Teslas having the ability to toot their horns as a toot (or other custom noises) is among this week’s Tesla news roundup. Read on to find out what else the electric carmaker has been up to.

Here are the top 10 news stories Cars.com readers couldn’t get enough of in the past week, led off by what we like (and don’t) about the 2020 Lincoln Aviator.

Not much has changed since the redesign of the Honda Accord Hybrid for the 2018 model year, and that’s a good thing — but what you should know for the 2020 model isn’t the only good thing in this week’s list of our most read news stories. See the full list here for more.

There’s plenty of news (as always) in the world of Tesla, but this week has been dominated by one big item: the introduction of Version 10.0 of the Tesla software. Read up on that and more right here.

Tesla has finished testing at the world-famous Nurburgring — for now, at least — and reports are promising. That’s the biggest news for the California brand this week, but there’s plenty more beyond that.

Tesla’s 2019 Model 3 electric sedan got all aces to earn the highest Top Safety Pick Plus award from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.

Here’s all the truck news from the past week from Cars.com and sister site PickupTrucks.com, led away by us putting a 2019 Ram 2500 Power Wagon to some actual work.

Tesla remains embroiled in a Nurburgring imbroglio this week as it's still unclear when a Model S sedan might — if ever — try to take the Porsche Taycan’s electric lap-time crown.