The EV Tax Credit Expired, and Now Car Prices Are Out of Control
The expiration of the $7,500 electric vehicle (EV) tax credit has contributed to a sharp decline in car sales, particularly in the electric vehicle segment.
The expiration of the $7,500 electric vehicle (EV) tax credit has contributed to a sharp decline in car sales, particularly in the electric vehicle segment.
In the latest Consumer Reports reliability study, Tesla has landed at the bottom of the list for long-term used car reliability.
The 2026 Toyota RAV4 has officially arrived with a starting price of $31,900 for the base LE trim, marking a modest price increase from the previous generation.
For owners of aging Toyota Tacoma and 4Runner models, a unique opportunity has emerged: a brand-new version of the iconic 5VZ-FE V6 is now available as a crate engine.
Nissan will begin producing its hybrid e-Power Rogue in Tennessee next year and is exploring a V6 hybrid for the U.S., marking a shift from full EVs to a stronger hybrid-focused approach.
Dodge has lifted the ban on its high-powered Durango SRT Hellcat in 10 additional states that follow strict emissions standards, a significant shift from earlier restrictions.
The Toyota RAV4 became the world’s top-selling car from Jan to Oct 2025, with over 2.1M units sold, surpassing the Corolla and replacing Tesla’s Model Y as the global leader.
A British company has unveiled a lightweight supercapacitor that could significantly boost the power of hybrid vehicles.
Sales of electric vehicles took a steep dive in October, following the end of the federal $7500 tax credit that had propped up demand throughout the year.
Toyota and Nissan may import US-built cars to Japan as the weak yen and shifting trade conditions push both automakers to rethink production, cut costs, and meet rising domestic demand for larger vehicles.
China’s BYD is entering Japan’s fiercely protected kei car market with its first electric model, set to debut at the 2025 Japan Mobility Show, challenging local giants Honda, Suzuki, and Nissan.
Chinese automakers like BYD, GWM, and Changan are overtaking legacy brands across Asia, Africa, and Latin America, driven by low prices and a rising electric vehicle lineup.
A wave of EV delays and cancellations hit the U.S. in 2025 as automakers face rising costs, shifting demand, and policy changes, forcing many to pause or scrap electric vehicle plans.
Not all cars are built to go the distance. A major study tracking over 174 million vehicles reveals which non-luxury brands are most likely to reach 400,000 kilometers—and which ones fall short.
Toyota previews a bold new Corolla concept for the 2025 Japan Mobility Show, featuring sharp lines, futuristic lighting, and a possible electric drivetrain—marking a major design and tech shift.