Sarah Talbi
Volkswagen Group Turmoil Doesn’t Stop Audi’s Electric Sports Car Project
Audi moves forward with its electric C-Sport, confirming a 2027 launch and a shared platform with Porsche’s future 718 models after weeks of uncertainty.
Ford Plans Fully Modern $30,000 Electric Truck for 2028
Ford is preparing a $30,000 electric pickup for 2027, built on a radical new platform that could redefine how affordable EV trucks are made.
Trump Administration Ends Tax Credit for Start/Stop System in New Vehicles
The Trump administration ditches the Start/Stop system, promising cheaper cars but raising questions about the environment and vehicle reliability.
Horse Powertrain Launches Hybrid Engine with 3.3L/100KM Efficiency, Sparking Debate on Combustion Engine Future
Horse Powertrain, a joint venture between Renault, Geely, and Aramco, has unveiled an innovative hybrid engine that promises to push the boundaries of fuel efficiency.
Tesla’s Full Self-Driving Goes Rogue, Tries to Drive Owner Into a Lake, Video Shows
Tesla's Full Self-Driving attempts to drive an owner into a lake, sparking viral concern and intensifying scrutiny over the system’s safety and readiness.
BYD’s New Electric SUV Promises Over 440 Miles of Range for Just $26,000
BYD is preparing to launch the Song Ultra EV, a new fully electric SUV under its Dynasty lineup, offering up to 441 miles (710 km) of CLTC range.
Stellantis Confirms Diesel Return on Multiple European Models
Stellantis has confirmed it will ease its electric-only strategy in several European segments and reintroduce diesel engines on models that had phased them out.
Waymo Pays You $11.25 to Close the Doors of Its Autonomous Taxis in Atlanta
In Atlanta, Waymo is paying DoorDash delivery drivers up to $11.25 to close the doors of its autonomous taxis left open by passengers.
BYD Turns the Atto 3 Into a 443 HP AWD EV With 800V Charging for 2026
BYD has introduced a sweeping update to its compact electric crossover, renaming it the Atto 3 Evo for 2026 in Europe, with RWD, more power and faster charging.
Bought a Used Car and Not Sure If the Timing Belt Was Changed? Here’s What to Check
A missing timing belt record isn’t just paperwork, it could mean serious engine trouble. Here’s how to verify its replacement with simple checks.
Is Subaru About to Bring Manual Transmissions Back to Its SUVs? Customer Survey Raises Questions
Subaru has launched an internal survey to gauge customer interest in manual transmission options for its SUVs, including the Outback Wilderness.
Mercedes Reveals Plans for 16 New Models in 2026, Including Combustion and Electric Options
Mercedes-Benz is poised for a major product push, planning to unveil 16 new models by the end of 2026, with an equally packed 2027 lineup.
Germany’s Largest Automobile Organization Now Puts Electric Cars at the Top
After a stagnant year in 2024 marked by the removal of public subsidies, electric models now top the rankings of the best-rated cars.
Audi Now Lets Drivers Pay for Parking, Fuel, and Charging Without a Smartphone
Audi drivers can now pay for fuel, charging, parking, and even car washes straight from the MMI screen, with GPS-triggered access and no smartphone required.
Why a 35 KM/H Crash Can Be More Dangerous than One at 50 KM/H
Slower doesn’t always mean safer. In some real-world crashes, 35 km/h can generate harsher forces than 50 km/h, depending on how and what you hit.
