11 Used Cars That Are Too Risky to Buy Without an Inspection

2013-2016 Chevrolet Traverse offering practical family-friendly SUV versatility

A used car can look immaculate in a driveway and still hide a transmission problem, structural repair, worn suspension, or expensive electrical fault. That is why a pre-purchase inspection matters even more when shopping for…

GM Cuts Costs by Another $1 Billion and Revives the Chevrolet Bolt EV

Chevrolet Bolt EV showcasing its compact design and practical electric driving capability

General Motors is making another significant adjustment to its electric-vehicle strategy, combining a fresh $1 billion cost-reduction target with plans to revive the Chevrolet Bolt as part of a lower-cost EV push. The move reflects…

Hyundai Will Pay Back Owners Who Fixed Phantom Braking on Their Own

Hyundai Tucson shown in red, parked beside the coast under an evening sky

Hyundai is recalling more than 421,000 vehicles in the United States after an investigation found that software controlling the forward collision avoidance system could cause the vehicles to brake earlier than drivers expected. The campaign…

EnerVenue Opens Chinese Battery Factory After Abandoning Planned Kentucky Plant

CATL battery manufacturing facility, shown from above with extensive solar-panel installations across the site

U.S. battery startup EnerVenue has opened its first high-volume manufacturing facility in China, choosing Changzhou as the location for production after previously considering Kentucky for its first factory. The decision highlights the complicated economics facing…

GAC Plans European Production as It Targets 12 EV and Hybrid Models by 2030

AION UT electric hatchback, shown from the front with its distinctive LED lighting and compact urban-focused design

Chinese automaker Guangzhou Automobile Group, better known as GAC, is preparing for a much larger presence in Europe, with the company examining additional local production options as it expands its electric and hybrid vehicle lineup.…

Honda Moves Next-Generation CR-V Hybrid Production Forward in North America

Honda CR-V Hybrid shown in a desert landscape, highlighting its rugged exterior design and hybrid SUV character

Honda is accelerating the arrival of its next-generation hybrid strategy in North America, bringing forward production of the next-generation CR-V Hybrid to early 2027. The change comes as the automaker adjusts its product and manufacturing…

Nissan Debuts 2027 Rogue Hybrid With e-POWER in the U.S.

Nissan Rogue Hybrid featuring the third-generation e-POWER system, shown in a dynamic driving setting

Nissan is introducing a substantially different hybrid powertrain to one of its key U.S. vehicles. The automaker has introduced the 2027 Nissan Rogue Hybrid with its third-generation e-POWER technology, making it the first Nissan model…

Xpeng Plans to Sell Its Technology to More Global Automakers Beyond Volkswagen

XPeng vehicle displayed inside a modern showroom with prominent brand signage

Chinese electric-vehicle manufacturer Xpeng is preparing to expand beyond selling cars by offering its technology to other international automakers, building on the relationship it has already established with Volkswagen. The company is looking to commercialize…

Acura Pauses MDX Type S Production Amid Emissions Certification Uncertainty

Acura MDX Type S combining sporty styling with luxury and performance

Acura is putting its performance-oriented MDX Type S on hold after the 2026 model year as the automaker weighs the cost and complexity of meeting changing U.S. emissions requirements. The decision affects one of Acura’s…

Volkswagen Recalls More Than 208,000 Vehicles in the U.S. Over Steering-Control Risk

Audi Q3 showcasing a bold design with premium styling and versatility

Volkswagen Group of America is recalling 208,724 vehicles in the United States because a steering-rack mounting bolt can corrode and break, potentially allowing the steering rack housing to fracture and causing a loss of steering…

Toyota Estimates Factory Automation Could Cost $6.4 Billion a Year From 2028

Toyota factory automation using robotic systems to streamline vehicle production

Toyota is preparing for a major transformation of its manufacturing operations, with the automaker estimating that modernizing its factories through greater automation and robotics could require spending about 1 trillion yen, or $6.4 billion, every…