Tesla Removes Autopilot From New Vehicles in the US and Canada
Tesla has removed Autopilot from all new vehicles sold in the United States and Canada, making Full Self-Driving (FSD) the only available driver-assistance upgrade.
Tesla has removed Autopilot from all new vehicles sold in the United States and Canada, making Full Self-Driving (FSD) the only available driver-assistance upgrade.
BMW has confirmed that its 4 Series will remain part of its lineup, even as the brand accelerates its shift toward electrification.
The wraps are off: Volvo has officially introduced the 2027 EX60, a fully electric crossover designed as the sibling to its top-selling model.
In Europe, Tesla has lost its top spot in electric car sales, overtaken by a German rival that had a rocky start but now leads the charge.
Xiaomi’s SU7 Max sets new EV endurance record with 4,264 km in 24 hours, beating XPeng and its own YU7 in a controlled high-speed test.
In a sweeping upgrade to its after-sales policy, BYD has extended the warranty of its Blade Battery to eight years or 250,000 km throughout Europe.
Ford has confirmed it will replace its next full-size electric pickup with a new, affordable gas-powered truck.
The Toyota Hilux, one of the world’s best-selling pickup trucks, has officially gone electric.
Ford revealed its ambitious plans to make autonomous driving more accessible by launching a fully “eyes-off” version of its BlueCruise system by 2028.
Volvo is on the cusp of unveiling its newest electric SUV, which promises to take range anxiety off the table and transform the EV experience.
Sony and Honda unveil an electric SUV that merges advanced mobility with PlayStation gaming, offering a revolutionary in-car entertainment experience.
Sony Honda Mobility is officially entering the SUV race. At CES 2026, the joint venture unveiled an Afeela electric SUV, hinting at a U.S. market debut.
After a wave of online speculation suggested BYD was secretly working on a high-end flying car called Ufly, the Chinese EV giant has come forward to shut down the claims.
Chinese carmaker Chery, through its premium brand Exeed, has revealed a new electric vehicle concept capable of reaching 1,000 kilometers of range thanks to solid-state battery technology.
Hyundai’s compact EV, the IONIQ 3, has been spotted in camouflage during road testing, revealing the company’s plans to introduce a sporty N-Line version.