Ahlam Malek

Ahlam Malek

With over 4 years of experience in web writing, I have collaborated with numerous magazines and websites, primarily in motorsports, before broadening my focus to the automotive industry as a whole. I joined The News Wheel team in September 2024.

Inside the Trade War That Froze Audiโ€™s U.S. Factory Plans

Trumpโ€™s tariffs just cost Audi โ‚ฌ2.1 billion, and its U.S. factory dream. A sharp pivot with ripple effects across Europeโ€™s auto industry.

A Spacious, Captain-Chair, Three-Row Toyota EV Is Coming to America

One image, a brief video, and a few carefully dropped hints have sparked a wave of speculation, and for once, most of it appears well-founded.

The New Facelifted S-Class Could Become Mercedesโ€™ Best-Seller Yet

Facing fierce competition from China and shifting global tastes, Mercedes bets on a deeply upgraded S-Class to stay relevant in the evolving luxury game.

Fordโ€™s $19 Billion Partnership Talks With Chinaโ€™s EV Giant Spark Outrage in Washington

Fordโ€™s talks with Chinaโ€™s BYD for hybrid batteries raise tensions in Washington, as the automaker shifts away from all-electric ambitions.

Teslaโ€™s Profits Are Down, Car Sales Are Down, but Musk Has Bigger Plans

Tesla is selling fewer cars and earning less, but it's doubling down on AI, autonomy, and robotics, reshaping itself beyond the auto industry.

How the Tesla Cybertruck Went From Work Truck Dream to Gulf Luxury Statement

Rejected in the U.S., the Tesla Cybertruck is gaining traction in the Gulf, where its radical design turns heads and luxury buyers embrace the spectacle.

BMW Keeps V8 and V12 Engines Alive in Response to Strong Global Demand

BMW has reversed its course on the retirement of its iconic V8 and V12 engines, extending their life due to strong demand in key markets like the United States.

In the U.S., an Auto Insurance Company Favors Teslaโ€™s Full Self-Driving Over Human Drivers

A new auto insurance offer in the US is turning heads: drivers of Tesla vehicles equipped with Full Self-Driving technology can now pay significantly less, if they let the car…

Ford Recalls Nearly 120,000 Vehicles over Engine Block Heater Defect Linked to Fire Risk

Ford is recalling nearly 120,000 vehicles after discovering a defect in certain engine block heaters that could result in a fire.

Electric Vehicles Overtake Gas Cars in EU Sales for the First Time

Electric vehicles (EV) overtook pure gasoline cars in European Union sales in December 2025, marking a historic shift in the regionโ€™s automotive market.

Official: Toyota MR2 Set to Return, Still Years from Production

After years of speculation, the Toyota MR2, a mid-engine sports car that disappeared from the market more than 15 years ago, is officially making a comeback.

The future MR2 could draw heavily on the FT-Se concept, initially planned as an electric roadster

Solid-State Battery With 1,000 km Range Enters Final Testing Phase

A promising solid-state battery developed in China has entered its final testing phase, marking a major milestone for electric vehicle innovation.

Tesla Removes Autopilot From New Vehicles in the US and Canada

Tesla has removed Autopilot from all new vehicles sold in the United States and Canada, making Full Self-Driving (FSD) the only available driver-assistance upgrade.

BMW Confirms Plans to Keep 4 Series in Production With Gas and Electric Variants

BMW has confirmed that its 4 Series will remain part of its lineup, even as the brand accelerates its shift toward electrification.

5 Car Batteries You Should Avoid, Based on Consumer Reports

Are you relying on a battery that might let you down in harsh weather? Discover which top-rated models Consumer Reports warns against and find the reliable alternatives that can keep…

5 Car Battery Models To Steer Clear Of, According To Consumer Reports
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