Mustapha Derridj
A $12.99 Subscription Lets Non-Tesla EVs Avoid Tesla’s 40% Charging Premium
Non-Tesla electric vehicles pay significantly more to use Tesla’s Supercharging network in the United States. The price gap reaches about 40%, unless drivers opt into a monthly subscription that lowers…
Only Four Cars Under $25,000 Remain in the U.S. and Some May Soon Disappear
The availability of low-cost new cars in the United States is under threat as foreign automakers warn they may withdraw their most affordable models. At the center of the issue…
After 14% Profit Drop, Volkswagen Looks to China for New Growth Opportunities in Europe
Volkswagen Group is weighing the possibility of selling China-built vehicles in Europe as it faces mounting financial pressure and intensifying competition. The move, still under consideration, reflects a broader effort…
Ford’s 2027 Super Duty Gets a Carhartt Package Packed With Worksite Features and Detroit-Inspired Design
Ford is introducing a new Carhartt package for the 2027 Super Duty lineup, targeting buyers who want a work-oriented appearance package combined with practical equipment. Available exclusively on XLT crew-cab…
Volkswagen Admits Its EVs Still Make Far Less Money Than Gas Cars Despite Billions Invested
Volkswagen says its electric vehicles are still less profitable than traditional combustion-engine models, even after several rounds of cost reductions across its EV business.
Portugal’s First Supercar: Adamastor Unveils a 650-HP Machine Powered by a Ford GT Engine and Built to Challenge Le Mans
The Portuguese company Adamastor has introduced the Furia, a new carbon-fiber supercar powered by a Ford-developed twin-turbo V6 engine.
Opel Revives the Hot Hatch With the Electric Corsa GSE, Now the Fastest-Accelerating Model in Its Lineup
Opel revives the hot hatch with the electric Corsa GSE, delivering 278 hp, a 5.5-second 0-62 mph time, and sport-focused chassis upgrades.
After LPG, Ethanol, and Natural Gas, a U.S. Startup Gets an Engine Running on an Unusual Fuel
A startup and Fraunhofer test an ammonia-powered engine with no CO2 emissions, but high fuel consumption and costs limit its real-world potential.
This BMW EV Finished a 621-Mile Road Trip in Under 9 Hours with Just Two Charging Stops, Matching Tesla’s Time
The BMW iX3 has matched leading electric vehicles in a real-world long-distance test, completing a 621-mile journey in under nine hours.
Cadillac Unveils Its Most Powerful Blackwing Yet With Manual-Only F1 Collector Series
Cadillac is marking its entry into Formula 1 with a limited-edition version of its CT5-V Blackwing sedan, delivering more power than the standard model.
Electric Cars Remove Most Routine Maintenance, but Experts Point to One Recurring Weak Link
Electric vehicles require significantly less maintenance than traditional gasoline cars, largely due to fewer moving parts and the absence of engine-related servicing. Routine upkeep remains necessary, but it is generally…
Porsche Brings Back Iconic Apple Livery on 963 Race Cars for a One-Time Return at Laguna Seca
A pair of Porsche 963 race cars will compete this weekend at Laguna Seca wearing a special Apple Computer livery, marking the return of a design first seen in 1980.
Toyota’s Global Sales Engine Slows as Key Markets Turn Red in March
Toyota reported a second consecutive monthly decline in global vehicle sales in March, reflecting regional disruptions and internal production shifts. The drop was largely tied to a sharp contraction in…
Audi Boosts Its Most Affordable EV With More Range, Faster Charging, and Smarter Tech
Audi updates the Q4 E-Tron with more range, faster charging, bidirectional power, and a revamped digital interface with Android Automotive and AI features.
Do Mercedes and German Carmakers Still Stand a Chance Against China’s Rising Auto Giants?
Mercedes-Benz is confronting growing criticism over its “Luxury First” strategy as sales decline sharply in China, facing rising pressure from local rivals.
