Tesla Ends Model S and Model X Production After More than a Decade
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 Updates Its Best-Selling Atlas SUV with New Tech, New Design, and More Comfort
Volkswagen unveils the 2027 Atlas with redesigned styling, upgraded tech, and a 282-hp engine, as it targets the competitive three-row SUV market.

Toyota’s First Electric Hilux Gets Official Pricing, Starting Well Above Diesel Versions
Toyota reveals pricing for its first electric Hilux pickup, starting at $51,500, with higher costs than diesel models and global rollout underway.

This Cheaper BMW iX3 Has a Smaller Battery, but Still Delivers Massive Range
BMW unveils the iX3 40 with a smaller battery, 395-mile WLTP range, and lower price, offering strong performance without major compromises.

BYD Faces Profit Slump but Still Targets Massive 1.5 Million Vehicle Sales Outside China This Year
BYD targets 1.5M overseas sales by 2026 despite profit decline, as exports surge and global expansion accelerates amid rising competition.

Hyundai Says “Something Big Is Coming” With Cryptic Teaser Just Days Before New York Auto Show
Hyundai teases a mysterious “major world debut” at the New York Auto Show with a cryptic video, leaving the nature of its reveal unknown.

Tesla’s Cybercab Not Recognized as a Fully Autonomous Vehicle by California Authorities
California regulators say Tesla’s Cybercab is not fully autonomous, classifying it as Level 2 driver assistance despite its driverless design ambitions.

Tesla May Be Preparing a “Super Minivan” EV, Or Rather a Next-Generation Family SUV
Tesla hints at a new large family EV, described by Elon Musk as “better” than a minivan, sparking speculation about a future SUV-style model.

BMW Helped Invent Range-Extended EVs, Now It’s Unsure About Bringing Them Back
BMW weighs a return to range-extended EVs but remains unconvinced, even as rivals revive the technology and global charging networks continue to expand.

Ram Marks America’s 250th Anniversary with Three Limited-Edition 1500 Pickups
Ram introduces three America250 edition pickups in red, white, and blue, featuring exclusive design elements, upgraded interiors, and limited availability.

Toyota Warns “We Will Not Survive” Without Major Changes as Global Auto Industry Faces Crisis
Toyota warns it may not survive without major changes, as rising costs, global competition, and industry shifts force a rethink of its long-standing model.

Kia’s Most Affordable EV Enters Production in Europe with Lower-than-Expected Pricing
Kia begins EV2 production in Slovakia, introducing its most affordable electric SUV with competitive range, fast charging, and pricing below expectations.

Tesla Is Not Running a Robotaxi Service in California, State Regulator Confirms
California regulator says Tesla’s “robotaxi” service is not autonomous, classifying it as a limo-style operation with no AV reporting requirements.

Sony and Honda Cancel Afeela Electric Vehicles as Joint Venture Faces Strategic Review
Sony and Honda halt the Afeela EV program after a strategic shift, canceling near-production models amid growing uncertainty in the premium electric vehicle market.

Ford Could Return to Affordable Sedans With a New Sub-$40,000 Model
Ford plans a sub-$40,000 sedan as part of five new affordable models, marking a potential return to a segment it largely abandoned in recent years.


