Toyota Cancels Its Most Ambitious Lexus EV Before It Even Reaches Production
The low-slung luxury model was planned with advanced batteries, gigacasting production, and Toyota’s Arene OS software platform, but it will no longer move toward launch.
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The 2027 Audi Q7 Appears in a First Teaser as Audi Prepares Its New SUV Lineup
The luxury SUV will sit below the upcoming Q9 and marks the first full generation change for the model since 2015.
California Could Ban Some High-Performance Tires Under New Fuel-Saving Rules
The proposal, led by the California Energy Commission (CEC), could affect certain high-performance tires if they fail to meet the required efficiency thresholds.
China’s Auto Industry Just Left Its “Golden Era,” and Carmakers Are Facing a Very Different Battle
While Chinese manufacturers continue to expand internationally, the battle for customers at home is becoming increasingly competitive as domestic demand slows.
Mercedes-Benz Could Be Blocked From the U.S. Market Over Chinese Ownership Ties Under New Bill
The bill targets companies with ownership links to governments considered foreign adversaries and, if enacted, could affect Mercedes-Benz because of its shareholder structure.
BYD Froze This EV to -22°F for 24 Hours, Then Charged It to 97% in Just 12 Minutes
After spending 24 hours at -22°F (-30°C), a Denza Z9GT reached 97% state of charge in 12 minutes using the company’s Flash charging system.
America Now Has Just Three Companies Left Selling New Diesel Trucks and SUVs
The U.S. market for new diesel-powered vehicles has narrowed to a small group of trucks, SUVs, and vans, leaving buyers with far fewer choices than a decade ago. While diesel remains valued for long-distance efficiency and heavy-duty capability, only a handful of manufacturers continue to offer it in light-duty models.
The Company Behind Jeep Wants to Expand Chinese EV Manufacturing Into North America
Stellantis is exploring production of Leapmotor’s Chinese EVs in North America, targeting Mexico and possibly Canada, but not the U.S. for now.
Every U.S. State Has Now Crossed the $4 Gas Threshold Ahead of Memorial Day Travel
Fuel prices in the United States have reached their highest level in four years, with the average cost of regular gasoline now exceeding $4 per gallon in every state. As Memorial Day travel ramps up, drivers across the country are facing noticeably higher costs at the pump with no immediate sign of relief.
A Car Under $25K? Almost Gone, Here’s What’s Still Left on the U.S. Market
The number of new vehicles available for less than $25,000 in the U.S. has dropped sharply in recent years, reflecting sustained price increases across the automotive market. What was once an entry-level price point has become a threshold that only a limited selection of models can meet in 2026.
The United States Is Installing Fast EV Chargers, but Most Cars Still Cannot Use Them Yet
Ultra-fast EV chargers capable of delivering up to 1.2 megawatts are beginning to appear in the United States, but few EVs can actually use them.
Tesla Patent Proposes New System That Vacuums Hot Air Out of Cars to Cut EV Range Losses During Extreme Heat
Tesla has filed a patent describing a new cabin cooling method designed to reduce energy consumption in hot weather by removing concentrated pockets of warm air inside a vehicle.
After Months of EV Speculation, GM Reportedly Chooses a Rear-Wheel-Drive Camaro Revival
The Chevrolet Camaro may be heading back to production after General Motors reportedly approved a seventh-generation model expected to arrive in 2027. The report points to a continued use of rear-wheel-drive architecture, signaling that the Camaro could retain part of its traditional identity after the sixth generation ended production in 2024.
Jaguar’s First Ultra-Luxury EV Now Has an Official Name: Type 01
Jaguar has officially named its upcoming electric grand tourer the Type 01, the first production model in the brand’s new ultra-luxury era.
The U.S. Still Doesn’t Get Wagons, But Volvo Might Change That
Volvo’s decision to end production of its V60 Cross Country wagon in the U.S. has left American consumers with fewer options for this beloved body style. While wagons continue to thrive in Europe and gain popularity in China, the U.S. market remains heavily oriented toward SUVs, a shift that poses challenges for traditional wagon lovers. As the future of wagons in America hangs in the balance, Volvo remains cautious but open to possibilities.
