BMW Is Rolling Out 7 New Models in 2026, and Some Could Redefine Its Entire Lineup
BMW is preparing a broad product rollout for 2026, with seven new or updated models spanning electric, combustion, and performance segments.
BMW is preparing a broad product rollout for 2026, with seven new or updated models spanning electric, combustion, and performance segments.
BMW partners with Rimac to supply advanced batteries for the next i7, combining new cylindrical cells with improved range, energy density, and charging performance.
A Ford Mustang GTD in Porsche’s Ruby Star Neo highlights extreme customization and a quiet rivalry between modern supercars.
Polestar will end China production of the Polestar 3, shifting its flagship EV SUV assembly entirely to the U.S. amid financial and logistical pressures.
Europe’s EV market is booming while U.S. sales decline, raising questions about whether affordable models like the Renault 5 or Fiat Grande Panda could succeed stateside.
Mazda plans next-generation Mazda2 and CX-3 models for select markets, but the compact cars are unlikely to return to the United States before 2027.
The Geely Galaxy M9 impressed U.S. testers with 101 miles of electric range and 4.2-second acceleration, highlighting the growing competitiveness of Chinese vehicles.
The Freelander, Land Rover’s iconic entry-level SUV, is set to make a comeback in 2027, this time as an independent brand. Born from a joint venture between Land Rover and Chinese automaker Chery, the new Freelander will introduce a fresh lineup of electric and hybrid models, marking a major shift away from its original identity.
Ferrari patents a radical Y-shaped V12 engine designed as a hybrid generator, rethinking combustion architecture amid tightening emissions rules.
Mercedes invests $7B in U.S. production by 2030, expanding SUV output in Alabama to cut tariffs and strengthen its position in a key market.
Audi will end its five-cylinder engine in Europe by 2027 due to emissions rules, but the iconic powertrain will continue in non-European markets.
Hyundai reveals the Boulder Concept, offering a first look at its upcoming body-on-frame platform for a midsize pickup and future rugged models.
Tesla ends Model S and Model X production after over a decade, closing orders and shifting focus to autonomy as sales decline against newer models.
Volkswagen unveils the 2027 Atlas with redesigned styling, upgraded tech, and a 282-hp engine, as it targets the competitive three-row SUV market.
Hyundai teases a mysterious “major world debut” at the New York Auto Show with a cryptic video, leaving the nature of its reveal unknown.