Trump Tried to Make Mercedes American, but It Didn’t Go as Planned
The Trump administration tried to move Mercedes-Benz’s global HQ to the U.S. with tax incentives. The German automaker firmly refused, citing deep roots.
Tesla’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.
The Next RS5 Is Going Plug-in Hybrid, Audi Finally Confirms
The next Audi RS5 goes plug-in hybrid with over 600 hp expected. No coupe, no cabrio, just a Sportback and wagon. A bold shift for Audi Sport.
BMW Thought the X7 Was Big Enough but American Dealers Strongly Disagree
It’s not often that a vehicle the size of a small bus is called too small. But that’s exactly what’s happening with the BMW X7, at least in the United…
It’s Over: Tesla Ends Production of Two Iconic Models to Shift Focus to Robotics
Tesla retires its iconic Model S and Model X by mid-2026, redirecting factory lines toward building humanoid robots and advancing AI-driven services.
This Is Why Your $100 Ticket in California Ends Up Costing Nearly $500
A simple traffic violation in California can end up costing drivers nearly five times the original fine due to stacked fees unrelated to driving offenses.
AI Could Soon Write 90% of U.S. Traffic Regulations, Humans Will Edit the Rest
In the United States, artificial intelligence is being tapped to help rewrite the rules of the road, literally, with Google’s Gemini AI drafting safety regulations.
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.
Toyota and Subaru Want to Bring Back Manual Gearboxes in EVs, by Simulating Them
Toyota and Subaru are developing a way to bring the feel of a manual gearbox to electric vehicles, without actually including one.
GM Is Developing One of the Largest Connected EV Charging Platforms in the U.S.
General Motors has taken a major step forward in electric vehicle infrastructure by integrating Electrify America's network into its in-car and mobile apps.
U.S. Court Once Again Blocks Trump’s Anti-Electric Vehicle Policies
A federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration acted illegally by freezing the $5 billion NEVI program, aimed at building a nationwide electric vehicle charging network.
Chevy Bolt Is Back, but GM Confirms Final Shutdown After Only an 18-Month Production Run
The Chevrolet Bolt EV is back but not for long. General Motors confirms the electric hatchback will be produced for only 18 months before ending in 2028.
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.
Toyota Teases Mysterious New SUV with Bold, Boxy Silhouette, and Everyone’s Guessing What It Is
Toyota has released a mysterious teaser image showing the rear silhouette of an unknown SUV, stirring up speculation about what could be the brand’s next major release.
In the U.S., an Auto Insurance Company Favors Tesla’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…
