We drove the 2024 Genesis G70, Porsche encountered an issue importing most of its lineup with U.S. customs, and Lamborghini's CEO talked about the automaker's future electric cars. It's the Week in Reverse, right here at Motor Authority.and found the updated luxury sport sedan remains elegant. The new base turbo-4 provides more power which in turn provides an even stronger value proposition.
A company spokesperson said a small electronic component, thought to be a microchip, is the issue and needs to be replaced in each car before they can be released and shipped to dealerships. Customers waiting for cars are being told parts are on their way and the cars will be updated as quickly as possible. A timeline is unknown., a year earlier than planned, despite nobody noticing. Volkswagen said production of the Arteon ended sometime in the second half of 2023.