A Hyundai Ioniq 5 N owner says he was blocked from changing his own brake pads due to software restrictions, drawing renewed attention to the growing limitations around EV maintenance.
XPeng Motors has officially launched the world’s first mass-production modular flying car at its new facility in Guangzhou, China.
At the 2025 SEMA Show, Toyota revealed an innovative version of the Tacoma pickup truck that combines hydrogen power with off-road adventure.
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.
The Honda Prelude returns as a hybrid coupe, but without a manual transmission. At the 2025 Japan Mobility Show, Honda confirmed the gearbox is incompatible with the model’s new electrified powertrain.
Ford has launched a redesigned version of its smartphone app, now simply called “Ford,” enhancing the experience for electric and plug-in hybrid vehicle (EV and PHEV) owners.
Nissan and Mercedes-Benz are set to close their joint manufacturing plant in Aguascalientes, Mexico, following the end of production for several key models.
Kia has unveiled an early glimpse of the EV4 GT, a performance-oriented version of its upcoming all-electric sedan, before the standard model even reaches dealerships.
Ram is reigniting its performance game with two new SRT models set to debut soon, marking Stellantis’ push to revive the legendary SRT badge and refocus on high-powered combustion vehicles.
Toyota’s G20E 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine, targeting over 400 horsepower, makes its debut in endurance racing inside a modified GR Yaris, proving the brand’s commitment to high-performance gasoline engines.
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.
Tesla will remove safety drivers from its Cybercab fleet in Austin, Texas, by the end of 2025, marking a pivotal step in the company’s long-promised rollout of autonomous vehicles.
Nearly a decade after its reveal, Tesla’s second-gen Roadster is still delayed. A demo is expected by end-2025, but production won’t start before 2027—if the timeline doesn’t slip again.
© 2025 | Thenewswheel.com | All rights reserved
Content under CC BY-SA 4.0 license (attribution required)
