The new 2017 Honda Ridgeline pickup truck Today Honda released official EPA data and pricing figures for the newly redesigned 2017 Ridgeline, which starts at $29,475 and is priced as high as $42,870 for the top-level “Black Edition.” All Ridgeline models feature a direct-injected 3.5-liter i-VTEC V6 engine mated to a 6-speed automatic transmission, and…
2018 Honda Clarity Plug-In Electric Hybrid Today Honda announced that 152 dealerships across Canada have committed to installing two level 2 electric chargers on-site by the end of the 2017. That number represents nearly two-thirds of the Japanese automaker’s dealer network in the Great White North, and shows the company’s commitment to the electrification of…
A custom, autographed 1D 2015 Honda Civic In the never-ending battle for the almighty Millennial dollar, car companies have started decorating their vehicles with the imagery of hot young pop stars, much like Steve Buscemi putting on a “Music Band” t-shirt in order to investigate the goings-on at a local high school. This weekend, Chevrolet…
Washington allows Rivian to sell directly to consumers, expanding Tesla’s long-standing exception and easing access ahead of the R2 launch.
The American EV market is in freefall, down 41% in January alone, after the $7,500 federal tax credit quietly disappeared in late 2025.
BYD is reportedly exploring entry into Formula 1 and the World Endurance Championship, considering either launching its own team or acquiring an existing one.
Suzuki is stepping into the solid-state battery race after buying a specialized company, signaling a new phase in the competition over next-gen EV tech.
Stellantis debuts the Hurricane 4, a 2.0-liter turbo engine using Formula 1-style combustion tech, set to power entry-level Jeep SUVs in the U.S.
Three Chinese automakers join the global top 10 in 2025, marking a shift in car sales rankings while Toyota retains its worldwide lead.
Toyota is preparing a significant expansion of its electric vehicle portfolio in the United States, with four all-electric SUVs set to be available by the end of 2026.
The race to develop solid-state batteries is heating up in the automotive industry, as manufacturers aim to introduce this next-generation technology to the market at a rapid pace.
Several vehicles are set to disappear before 2027, as automakers are discontinuing models that no longer fit into their future plans.
The car industry is at a turning point. In 2026, a noticeable shift is happening as hybrid and electric vehicles dominate the market, outpacing traditional gas-powered cars.
Solid-state batteries promise safer, longer-range EVs, but Honda and Toyota reveal major hurdles in durability and mass production remain unresolved.
Some cars vanish after a few years, others seem built to last forever. A massive study sheds light on what really makes the difference.
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