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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…

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These Models Topped the List of Most Stolen Cars in the United States in 2025

Car thefts fell 23% in 2025, yet 659,880 vehicles were stolen. Hyundai Elantra tops the list as major cities remain hotspots for auto crime.

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.

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…

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Jeep Pulls the Wagoneer S From 2026 Lineup Despite $25,000 Discounts, Plans 2027 Return

The all-electric Jeep Wagoneer S will be temporarily withdrawn from the market in 2026 after struggling to gain traction. Stellantis plans to reintroduce the model in 2027 with a series…

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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.

Europe Surpasses U.S. EV Sales With Over 723,000 Units in Q1 2026 as the Gap Widens

Europe’s EV sales jump 26% in Q1 2026, topping 723,000 units, while U.S. demand drops 27%, widening the electrification gap between the two markets.

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…

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Horse Powertrain Unveils All-in-One Unit That Can Turn Electric Cars Into Hybrids in Minutes

Horse Powertrain unveils a compact system combining engine and motors to convert EVs into hybrids with minimal redesign and lower costs for automakers

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…

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A Coupe-Like Design and 473-Mile Range: Mercedes Turns the C-Class into a Long-Range EV

Mercedes-Benz has introduced a fully electric version of its C-Class sedan, aiming directly at BMW’s upcoming Neue Klasse i3. The new model combines extended driving range, advanced digital features, and…

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Dacia’s New Budget EV Spotted Testing in Europe Ahead of Its Official Debut

Dacia is set to introduce an entry-level electric vehicle priced below $21,000, positioning it among the most affordable EVs in Europe. Early prototype sightings suggest a close technical link to…

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This $18,800 Lancia Comes with Only a Manual Gearbox — and That’s the Point

Lancia has introduced a simplified version of its Ypsilon subcompact hatchback aimed at buyers seeking affordability and ease of use. The new Ypsilon Turbo 100 focuses on conventional engineering, limited…

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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.

Renault Revives a 1960s Icon With a Feature That Makes It Even Cooler

Renault 4 E-Tech Electric gains a retractable soft top inspired by its 1960s predecessor, alongside new safety tech and improved charging in cold weather.