Drivers are ditching defrosters for a $15 hack going viral on TikTok—and it’s quietly solving a winter problem car makers never fixed. This no-tech fix is clearing windshields overnight, preventing hidden damage, and changing cold mornings for good.
Winter is stranding drivers across the U.S. and Europe as freezing temps kill car batteries overnight. But one unlikely device is quietly becoming a must-have lifeline—cheap, compact, and surprisingly powerful.
A car built by a Chinese brand many drivers still don’t recognize has just been named Car of the Year by one of the UK’s leading auto review platforms.
Xpeng, the Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer, is setting its sights on Europe with plans to launch its range-extended electric vehicles (REEVs) by 2026.
The 2026 Fiat 500 Hybrid marks the return of a gas engine in the iconic city car, defying the industry’s push toward electric vehicles.
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.
Electric vehicles were supposed to be the future—but some won’t even make it to next year. As demand dips, automakers are cutting or delaying EVs across all segments ahead of 2026.
Travis Pastrana just revealed his wildest Gymkhana car yet—a retro Subaru transformed into a high-revving, carbon-bodied monster built to defy gravity.
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.
Tesla’s new Model 3 and Model Y Standards, priced lower but with stripped-down features, raise questions about the company’s shift from affordable cars to autonomous tech.
Audi’s all-electric Concept C, a minimalist two-seater sports car, will enter production in 2027 at the Böllinger Höfe facility. Unveiled last month, the prototype marks a bold shift in design and confirms Audi’s commitment to its future EV lineup.
Ferrari’s once $300,000+ FF is now available on the used market for as little as $100,000—less than the price of a brand-new BMW M5.
Toyota has launched a new variant of its compact Sienta minivan called the Juno, designed with modular rear-cabin configurations that turn the vehicle into a lounge, office, or sleeping space.
Volvo’s first foray into sports car manufacturing, the 1957 P1900, was short-lived and largely unsuccessful. Designed for export and inspired by the American Corvette, the fiberglass-bodied convertible failed to meet expectations but has since become one of the rarest Volvos ever made.
Hyundai has announced a safety recall for 568,580 units of its first-generation Palisade SUV due to potentially defective seat belt buckles.
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