Kia has officially discontinued the Niro EV, ending production of its entry-level electric crossover as the brand’s U.S. lineup shrinks to just the EV6 and EV9.
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.
Mercedes unveils the VLE, an all-electric luxury van seating up to eight, boasting 435 miles of range and squarely targeting American SUV buyers.
The Chrysler Voyager is gone. After six years on the market, the budget minivan is being replaced by a new Pacifica LX trim as Chrysler rolls out its 2027 lineup.
Everrati has unveiled an all-electric Land Rover Series IIA, replacing the 1960s icon’s combustion engine with a 215bhp electric drivetrain.
Audi marks 50 years of its five-cylinder engine with the RS3 Competition Limited, just 750 units, 400 hp, coilover suspension, and a potential farewell to an icon.
Genesis debuts its first Magma-badged EV in the U.S., 600+ hp, drift mode, and a summer 2026 launch. Luxury performance just got electrified.
BYD reveals first images of its upcoming flagship electric SUV, the Great Tang, hinting at a massive 7-seat interior, strong performance, and next-gen charging tech.
In 2026, electric vehicles are breaking past 500 miles per charge, signaling how far EV range has come in just over a decade.
A once-standard EV perk is no longer guaranteed. One pricing change on the Mustang Mach-E is sparking fresh questions about what should come included.
Hyundai’s new weapon against Tesla is built in China with a battery from… BYD. The Elexio SUV is coming.
The 2026 Audi RS5 marks a turning point for Audi Sport as it introduces its first plug-in hybrid model wearing the RS badge.
The 2026 Toyota C-HR is returning to the U.S. market as a fully electric compact SUV with standard all-wheel drive and significantly more power than its predecessor.
Kia’s EV5, the company’s new midsize electric SUV, is set for an overhaul, with updates to both its exterior and interior design.
Chevrolet built its rarest Z06 yet, but it won’t touch U.S. soil. Only 12 Bathurst Editions exist, and they’re headed straight to Australia and New Zealand.
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