BMW previews the facelifted 7 Series, keeping its oversized grille and split headlights. The updated flagship sedan will debut next month at the Beijing Auto Show.
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.
Ford Explorer EV gets an LFP battery, bidirectional charging, a more powerful motor, and a new Android infotainment system in its latest refresh.
Ford is done watching customers wait days for repairs. The automaker just launched a sweeping program to force dealerships to return cars the same day.
A Toyota Land Cruiser scales a near-vertical cliff face in a viral clip, and seven decades of extreme engineering explain exactly why it makes it look easy.
A mysterious Instagram post from Akio Toyoda sends fans to hidden Toyota Century cars in Tokyo, fueling anticipation ahead of a possible luxury brand announcement.
Toyota’s popular plug-in hybrid crossover is returning for the 2026 model year with a surprising twist: it costs less than the version it replaces.
Stellantis debuts the Hurricane 4, a 2.0-liter turbo engine using Formula 1-style combustion tech, set to power entry-level Jeep SUVs in the U.S.
Kia’s first ever Telluride Hybrid is here with a surprising price tag, raising questions about how it stacks up against its closest sibling.
Three Chinese automakers join the global top 10 in 2025, marking a shift in car sales rankings while Toyota retains its worldwide lead.
BMW accidentally exposed its entire 2027 U.S. lineup online, revealing new M, electric, and next-generation models before their official debut.
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.
Audi’s next-gen RS6 will feature a powerful plug-in hybrid powertrain, blending performance with electrification to challenge rivals like the BMW M5 Touring.
He parked on the wrong side of the pump in 1986. That soggy mistake inspired the tiny dashboard arrow now guiding drivers worldwide every single day.
A drone races through Xiaomi’s vast Beijing plant, where robots move in sync and a new electric sedan rolls out every 76 seconds. No cuts. No tricks. Just scale.
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