The Next BMW i7 Will Get Its Batteries From a Company Known for Building Hypercars
BMW partners with Rimac to supply advanced batteries for the next i7, combining new cylindrical cells with improved range, energy density, and charging performance.
BMW partners with Rimac to supply advanced batteries for the next i7, combining new cylindrical cells with improved range, energy density, and charging performance.
After months of uncertainty, Volkswagen has confirmed that the Touareg still holds a place in its lineup, even as the brand adapts to evolving regulations and market conditions.
Volkswagen faces falling profits and pressure from Chinese rivals as reports suggest drastic factory cuts and major restructuring plans in Germany.
Europe gains another affordable EV with the Kia EV2, while the U.S. continues to lack small, budget-friendly electric cars.
Volkswagen shares new details on the ID. Cross, its upcoming small electric SUV, featuring compact dimensions, modern tech, and up to 271 miles of range.
Volkswagen is preparing a substantial update for one of its best-known electric vehicles. In mid-April 2026, it will unveil the facelifted ID.3, renamed ID.3 Neo.
After a punishing 2025, Volkswagen Group is betting on product volume to stage a recovery, more than 20 new or updated models are set to debut across its brands in 2026.
In Europe, Tesla has lost its top spot in electric car sales, overtaken by a German rival that had a rocky start but now leads the charge.
In just over a year since its launch, a low-cost electric hatchback from Geely has stormed past Tesla and BYD in China’s fiercely competitive EV market.
In a hidden corner of Florida, away from the tourist crowds, lies a secret city dedicated to some of the world’s most expensive cars.
Fiat’s Topolino made its debut at the 2025 L.A. Auto Show, and its compact, electric design has already captured attention.
An American-made car has taken the top spot as Germany’s most unreliable vehicle this year, raising concerns over its long-term durability.
Some engines don’t just last—they outlive trends, models, and in some cases, even the brands that made them famous.
Volkswagen has begun rolling out pricing for its 2026 lineup in the United States, and several models are seeing notable increases. While some key vehicles like the Atlas hold their prices steady, others — including the Jetta, Taos, and Golf — are entering the new model year with higher MSRPs, in some cases by more than $2,000.
Audi’s legendary five-cylinder engine is nearing the end of its life. The turbocharged 2.5-liter, long celebrated for its distinct character and performance, will disappear from the lineup within the next two years, marking the close of an era that began nearly five decades ago.