Lotus Adds Gas Engine to Eletre SUV, Creating a Powerful 952HP Hybrid Model
Lotus has made a significant shift in its vehicle lineup by unveiling the hybrid version of its Eletre SUV.
Lotus has made a significant shift in its vehicle lineup by unveiling the hybrid version of its Eletre SUV.
The vehicles that top the list aren’t just easy to use—they represent what practical, user-centered car design should look like.
In a significant shift, the European Union has scrapped its planned 2035 ban on new cars with combustion engines.
A luxury minivan few outside China have ever driven has just outsold the world’s most famous EVs.
Drivers are unknowingly making a simple mistake that could be sabotaging their visibility every winter morning. A hidden culprit inside your car is silently fogging up your windshield—and it’s not what you think.
Kia is giving its smallest SUV a major refresh. The first full overhaul of the model since its original launch.
The Chinese-born startup Tensor, now based in California, is preparing to sell its Level 4 autonomous Robocar directly to private buyers by early 2027.
BYD has unveiled a new 2.0-liter boxer engine, designed to serve as a range extender for its future electric vehicles (EVs).
Toyota has confirmed that its reborn Century luxury division will continue to rely on internal combustion engines, with no immediate plans for a fully electric model.
China has taken a major step in electric vehicle development with the launch of its first production line for all-solid-state batteries, led by Guangzhou Automobile Group (GAC).
Audi is making a surprising yet welcome shift back to physical controls in response to customer demand.
The Honda Pilot is back with a set of much-anticipated upgrades, making it a more refined and modern option in the crowded three-row SUV category.
Ford’s 2026 Transit introduces a suite of digital upgrades and new features aimed at maintaining its status as America’s top-selling commercial van.
The 2026 Subaru Outback has undergone a major transformation, shifting away from its wagon roots to embrace a more conventional mid-size SUV design.
Renault is stepping up its electric vehicle game with the launch of the Trafic E-Tech Electric van, a model that promises impressive range and performance.
From Ferrari’s first electric car to Chevrolet’s budget-conscious reboot, the EV class of 2026 spans a wider range than ever before.
Nissan has officially launched its first plug-in hybrid sedan, the N6, in China—at a starting price of only $15,000.
Chinese automaker Xpeng has just thrown down the gauntlet in the race for driverless mobility, revealing plans to roll out three robotaxi models by 2026.
Mazda has officially entered the electric sedan race with the 6e, a sleek rear-wheel-drive liftback built in partnership with Changan.
The 2026 Toyota RAV4 has undergone a major shift, emerging as a hybrid-only SUV with a fresh design and long-overdue technology upgrades.
A year after announcing a $5.8 billion joint venture, Volkswagen and Rivian are moving forward with real-world testing of their new electric vehicle architecture.
Tesla’s sales in China fell to their lowest point in three years this October, with only 26,006 units sold.
Toyota has unveiled the barebones version of its next-generation Hilux, showing a refreshingly spartan configuration that ditches modern excess for mechanical simplicity.
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.
Google has begun rolling out a significant upgrade to Google Maps, powered by its latest Gemini AI technology.
Toyota has unveiled the ninth-generation Hilux, introducing its first-ever fully electric version while keeping the rugged diesel and gasoline powertrains in the lineup.
Toyota’s new 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 might have initially seemed like an engine destined for the world of supercars, but the Japanese automaker has bigger plans.
Toyota just dropped a major clue about its next GR sports car—but not where you’d expect. Hidden in a nine-minute anime film, a shadowy figure and cryptic message hint at a long-awaited comeback.
This is the first time Ram has introduced a new model outside the United States before offering it domestically. And for now, there are no immediate plans to bring the Rampage to U.S. showrooms.
Ford has pulled the wraps off the Maverick 300T, a compact street truck infused with Mustang performance parts and built with direct input from its most passionate fans.
The 2026 Toyota Sienna brings more standard features and enhanced comfort and tech upgrades across all trims, refining its hybrid minivan offering with a focus on value and everyday usability.
BYD warns that more than 100 carmakers could be driven out of China’s oversaturated EV market due to fierce competition and tightening regulations. With the government cracking down on price wars and unsustainable practices, only a few EV makers are expected to remain viable by 2030.
Over half of Americans are open to buying Chinese cars like Huawei, Xiaomi, and BYD, even though they’re not sold in the US—interest is rising fast despite trade barriers and security concerns.
General Motors’ upcoming 2028 centralized compute architecture will unify EVs and gas cars under one system, cutting complexity, enabling faster updates, and phasing out traditional fuse boxes.
A wave of canceled DOE battery grants jolts U.S. EV plans, drawing fire from lawmakers and fueling concerns over China’s growing lead in clean energy tech.
North Carolina State University is testing a fourth traffic light—a white signal—to indicate when autonomous vehicles are managing intersections, aiming to improve flow when enough AVs are present.
Toyota refreshes the 2026 RAV4 with bold new styling, upgraded hybrid and plug-in powertrains, and enhanced tech, aiming for efficiency and comfort without departing from its proven formula.
Chevrolet is bringing back the Bolt and launching a full lineup of affordable EVs around it, all priced near $30,000, marking a bold move by GM to lead in the low-cost electric vehicle market.
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.
Tariffs, rising costs, and global tensions are squeezing U.S. automakers as Ford, GM, and Tesla head into Q3 earnings, testing the industry’s resilience and drawing sharp investor attention.
Tesla’s latest update replaces standard vehicle icons with Tron: Ares Light Cycles, marking a controversial move into in-car movie promotion.
Stellantis teases bold Mopar-built concepts for SEMA 2025: a purple Dodge Charger Scat Pack and neon green Ram 1500 V-8, signaling a strong return to classic American performance.
Subaru’s Japan-only Rex now offers all-wheel drive for the first time, aligning it with its platform mates—the Toyota Raize and Daihatsu Rocky—which have featured AWD since 2019.
Audi is developing a rugged luxury 4×4 to rival the Mercedes G-Class, marking its bold entry into the off-road segment. The model could be built in the U.S. and share roots with Scout Motors.
The average price of a new car in the U.S. hit $50,080 in September, marking a historic high as rising production costs and fewer affordable models reshape the auto market and strain buyer budgets.
Mercedes-Benz has unveiled the Vision Iconic Concept, a full-size electric luxury vehicle blending the brand’s historical DNA with a forward-thinking design language.
When the power goes out, could your electric car keep the lights on at home? The answer is yes — but only if it’s the right model. While most EVs have large batteries, only a few come equipped with the necessary hardware for vehicle-to-home (V2H) charging.
A $3,000 custom wrap can cut a car’s resale value by up to 20%, as buyers often avoid bold, non-factory finishes, say automotive experts.
Greg, a businessman from Mississippi, is auctioning off his entire private collection of more than 1,000 vehicles. After decades of discreet acquisitions, the collection—described as the barn find of the century—will be sold with no reserves in a series of online auctions starting this October.
A man from Florida has successfully repaired his malfunctioning Chevrolet Corvette Z06 using an AI assistant.