Ahlam Malek
Tesla Finally Launches Cybercab Production, and the First Video Shows It Driving Itself Off the Line
Tesla launches Cybercab production in Texas, unveiling a fully autonomous vehicle without steering wheel or pedals.
Volkswagen Teams Up With Horizon Robotics to Bring AI Agents to Mass-Market Cars in China
Volkswagen Group will introduce onboard artificial intelligence agents in vehicles produced for China starting in the second half of the year. The move is part of a broader effort to…
Freelander 8 Debuts as a Modern Boxy SUV Carrying a Name From the Early 2000s
Freelander 8 returns as a large electrified SUV, reviving a historic name under a new JLR-Chery brand focused on EVs, hybrids, and range-extenders.
Denza Z: BYD Unveils a 1,000+ HP Electric Convertible Set to Arrive Soon in Europe
BYD has unveiled the Denza Z, a fully electric convertible hypercar producing over 1,000 horsepower, as it prepares to enter Europe’s high-end performance segment.
Porsche Just Unveiled Its Most Powerful Car Ever With 1,156 HP and a 2.5-Second Sprint
Porsche unveils the Cayenne Coupe Electric, its most powerful car ever, delivering up to 1,156 hp with cutting-edge tech and a sleek, aerodynamic design.
Mercedes Admits “Nobody Is Buying Wagons” as Electric C-Class Estate Faces Uncertain Future
Mercedes questions the future of wagons as global demand declines, casting doubt on an electric C-Class Estate despite its long-standing legacy.
New U.S. Fuel Economy Rules Could Disrupt SUVs and Trigger a Sedan Revival
The sedan segment, long overshadowed by SUVs and crossovers, is drawing renewed attention from automakers. Rising vehicle prices and evolving fuel economy regulations are prompting several major brands to reassess…
It’s Confirmed: Nissan’s New Xterra Will Start Below $40,000 and Target Off-Road Leaders
Nissan says the upcoming Xterra will start under $40,000, offering a V6 engine, hybrid option, and a return to a simpler, more practical SUV formula.
Americans Are Locking Into 84-Month Car Loans Just to Afford New Vehicles
Financing a new vehicle in the United States is increasingly resembling long-term debt, with repayment periods stretching to seven years or more. Rising vehicle prices and higher borrowing amounts are…
Toyota Is Not Planning a Fully Electric RAV4 Anytime Soon Despite a Growing EV Lineup
Toyota has no plans for a fully electric RAV4, focusing instead on hybrid models and expanding its dedicated EV lineup like the bZ series and C-HR EV.
Nissan’s Bold Move to Bring Back the Silvia: A Game Changer for Sports Cars
Nissan is making a comeback in the sports car world, with plans to revive classic nameplates like the Silvia. The company’s top executives, including Chief Product Planner Richard Candler, have…
High Gas Prices Are Driving EV Sales Worldwide, but the U.S. Is Falling Behind Fast
High gas prices are boosting EV sales worldwide, but supply shortages and canceled models are holding back the U.S. market despite rising demand.
Polestar Just Took a Direct Shot at Plug-In Hybrids, Calling Them the “Worst of Both Worlds”
Plug-in hybrid vehicles are facing sharp criticism from within the automotive industry itself. A senior Polestar executive argues that these models combine the downsides of both electric and gasoline technologies…
Volkswagen Draws a Line: Sedans and Hot Hatches “Will Always Be There” in the U.S.
Volkswagen has made clear it is not abandoning sedans and performance hatchbacks, even as SUVs dominate its U.S. sales. Company leadership says models like the Golf GTI and Golf R…
Dongfeng’s Bold Move: Chinese Automakers Target Stellantis’ Empty European Plants to Dodge Tariffs
Stellantis is reportedly in talks with Chinese automaker Dongfeng for a partnership that could see the latter utilize underutilized production plants across Europe. The proposed deal could also pave the…
