Mustapha Derridj
BMW’s New iX3 Just Beat Every EV in a Real-World Range Test, Even Lucid and Mercedes
The BMW iX3 recorded the longest real-world driving range in a summer electric vehicle test conducted by the Norwegian Automobile Federation (NAF), reaching 485 miles.
Subaru Is Bringing Back the Manual in Three New Cars, Including an Affordable Hatchback
The announcement was made during a press conference held over the weekend at Fuji Speedway during an endurance race. There, Subaru offered an early look at three upcoming models that…
Volkswagen’s Largest SUV Just Got More Powerful, More Efficient, and Packed with New Tech for 2027
The 2027 Volkswagen Atlas enters its second generation with updated styling, a revised turbocharged engine, improved fuel-economy ratings, and a redesigned cabin.
These Simple Clutch Habits Could Save You Thousands on Repairs
Driving a manual transmission still has a certain thrill that automatics just can’t match. The connection between your foot, your hand, and the car gives a sense of control many…
Lexus Just Canceled Its Most Advanced Electric Sedan, Scrapping a Flagship EV Planned for 2026
Lexus has canceled plans to put its LF-ZC electric sedan concept into production, reversing an announcement made when the vehicle was unveiled at the 2023 Tokyo auto show. The decision…
Hyundai Has 5 New Models Coming, Including an SUV That Could Travel Around 560 Miles
The automaker’s upcoming lineup includes refreshed sedans, updated crossovers, a new electric hatchback, and an extended-range electric vehicle powertrain expected to debut in one of its best-known SUVs.
Volkswagen Could Finally Offer a More Affordable Golf in the U.S. Market After Years of GTI and R Only
Volkswagen may bring more affordable Golf variants to the US as production shifts to Mexico in 2027, expanding beyond the GTI and R models.
20% of New Cars in Europe Are Electric, and Volkswagen Believes the Rest Will Follow
The German automaker argues that electric vehicles offer superior benefits and that consumer choice, rather than regulatory mandates, will drive the shift.
Stellantis Promises New Models That Stand Out, Not Just Rebadged Versions
The automaker plans to launch 110 new or updated vehicles through 2030, focusing resources on four global brands while maintaining differentiation across its broader portfolio.
Toyota Cancels Its Most Ambitious Lexus EV Before It Even Reaches Production
The low-slung luxury model was planned with advanced batteries, gigacasting production, and Toyota’s Arene OS software platform, but it will no longer move toward launch.
Hyundai Gave Its Best-Selling SUV a Big Price Drop
Hyundai is lowering the entry price of the 2026 Tucson Hybrid by adding new front-wheel-drive versions.
Drivers Are Being Offered Cheaper E15 Gasoline This Summer, but There’s a Catch at the Pump
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has approved the summer sale of E15 gasoline, a fuel blend containing 15% ethanol, in a move aimed at helping lower fuel prices. While the…
China’s Auto Industry Just Left Its “Golden Era,” and Carmakers Are Facing a Very Different Battle
While Chinese manufacturers continue to expand internationally, the battle for customers at home is becoming increasingly competitive as domestic demand slows.
The $4.7 Billion Bridge Built to Protect North America’s Auto Supply Chain Faces New Delays
The Gordie Howe International Bridge was designed to strengthen the automotive supply chain between the United States and Canada, yet disputes surrounding its opening continue to raise concerns across the…
Ford’s Escape May Be Making a Comeback With an Electric Revival Planned for 2029
Ford is reportedly preparing a new chapter for the Escape, with the former SUV expected to return as a battery-powered model in 2029.
