A brief misstep by Audi appears to have revealed crucial details about the next-generation Audi RS5 ahead of its official reveal, pointing to a significant mechanical shift for the high-performance model. The slip suggests the…
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Elizabeth Taylor covers the evolving world of cars with a focus on smart tech, luxury design, and the future of mobility. At Dax Street, she brings a fresh perspective to everything from electric vehicles to classic icons, delivering stories that blend industry insight with real-world relevance.
Dealers Say Ford Is Losing Buyers to Honda and Toyota Calling For Better Pricing
At first glance, Ford doesn’t look like a brand desperate for new products. The automaker sold more than 2.2 million vehicles in the United States last year, marking a 6% increase, and its trucks and…
Lexus Delivers Record 2025 Sales While German Rivals Decline
While several luxury automakers wrestled with slowing momentum last year, Lexus moved in the opposite direction, posting its strongest global sales performance to date. Unlike rivals such as BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and Audi, the Japanese luxury…
Tesla Robotaxi Data Highlights Gap Between Autonomy and Human Driving
In one incident, one of Tesla’s Robotaxi vehicles struck a cyclist, even though a safety driver was seated in the front passenger seat. As many observers anticipated, Tesla’s Robotaxi program has not expanded at the…
Nvidia to Supply Autonomous Driving Platform for Mercedes-Benz S-Class Robotaxis
Nvidia will provide its DRIVE Hyperion architecture and DRIVE AV software to support Level 4 autonomy in the Mercedes-Benz S-Class robotaxi program. Nvidia announced it will supply its Drive Hyperion hardware platform along with its…
GM to Lay Off 500 Workers at Oshawa Plant, Scales Back Third Shift
GM has denied any link between the layoffs and US trade policy, even as manufacturing is shifted back to American plants. General Motors said on Thursday that it will cut around 500 positions at its…
S-Class Becomes The Platform for Mercedes-Benz Robotaxi Push
Mobility companies Uber and Lumo are planning to deploy Mercedes-Benz S-Class-based robotaxis across the United States, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East. Mercedes-Benz has revealed plans to accelerate development of a robotaxi ecosystem built around…
Hyundai Phases Out Santa Cruz to Make Room for Bigger Truck
Santa Cruz production is reportedly ending ahead of schedule after disappointing sales led to excess inventory. The Ford Maverick dominated the segment, attracting most value-oriented pickup buyers. Hyundai is now focusing on developing a larger,…
Ford Recalls SUVs Over Windshields That Could Come Loose
Dealers have been instructed to replace affected windshields using the correct urethane application. Windshields on certain 2026 Ford Explorers may not be properly sealed. Ford is kicking off 2026 much like it wrapped up 2025,…
Next BMW M3 Brings Hybrid Boost and Major Design Changes
The upcoming 2028 M3 will bring fresh styling, a mild-hybrid six-cylinder engine, and a far more minimalist interior. There’s already been plenty of discussion surrounding BMW’s forthcoming all-electric iM3, and understandably so. As the M…
Honda Owners Sue Over V6 Failures Reportedly Showing Up Below 40,000 Miles
Honda’s ongoing issues with its 3.5-liter V6 engine appear to be escalating. In August of last year, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) opened an investigation into 1.4 million vehicles after receiving reports of…
Volkswagen Advises ID.4 Owners to Limit Charging After New Recalls
Certain Volkswagen ID.4 models are being recalled due to separate hardware and software issues connected to the vehicle’s high-voltage battery system. Owners are advised to restrict charging, avoid DC fast chargers, and park outside until…
Cadillac’s New Blackwing Package Costs More Than a Trailblazer
With a price tag of $26,995, the CT5-V Blackwing’s latest package pushes the sedan’s cost beyond that of even the BMW M5. The Deep Ocean Package brings exclusive styling upgrades to the CT5-V Blackwing for…
Mini Improves Countryman E Range With New Battery and Inverter
The refreshed Mini Countryman E now delivers a WLTP range of up to 311 miles, made possible by a revised battery and additional efficiency improvements. The model now features a larger battery along with a…
2026 Ford Explorer Recalled Over Potential Windshield Detachment
America’s top-selling three-row SUV is facing a potentially serious safety concern, though Ford’s swift response has limited the number of affected vehicles. Thanks to early detection and strict quality checks, only eight vehicles are impacted.…
New Audi Concepts Hint at a Future With Fewer Screens
Recent Audi concept vehicles point toward a renewed focus on simplicity, restraint, and interiors designed around the driver rather than digital excess. Over the past several years, automakers have been locked in a strange competition…
Gatik Driverless Trucks Now Operating at Scale Across Multiple U.S. Regions
Gatik says it has become the first U.S. company to operate fully driverless trucks at commercial scale, completing 60,000 orders to date. Gatik says it has reached a major milestone in autonomous logistics, becoming the…
Tesla and Pilot Expand Heavy-Duty EV Charging Along Major Freight Corridors
Pilot Travel Centers has entered into a partnership with Tesla to roll out Semi Chargers at select locations across the United States, with the first installations scheduled to go live in the summer of 2026.…
Toyota Moves Upmarket With Its Largest Electric SUV to Date
Even as several competitors scale back their electric vehicle ambitions, Toyota is pressing forward, preparing to introduce a new three-row, all-electric SUV next month. Toyota has long been viewed as one of the more cautious…
Chevrolet Blazer EVs Recalled Again Over Parking Brake That Could Engage While Driving
GM is recalling 20 Blazer EVs after identifying a parking brake harness defect traced back to an earlier recall repair caused by an internal parts catalog error. A limited batch of 2024 and 2025 Chevrolet…
Scout Motors’ Direct Sales Plan Draws Dealer Lawsuit Over Range-Extended EVs
Volkswagen, Audi, and Porsche dealers are challenging Colorado’s approval of Scout Motors’ direct-to-consumer sales, arguing that the automaker does not qualify as an EV-exclusive brand. Colorado dealers file suit over Scout Motors’ direct sales license…
Toyota Issues Recall for 2024–2025 Tundra Models Due to Camera Display Failure
Toyota is recalling more than 162,000 Tundra vehicles over a rearview camera display issue, following a similar large-scale recall last year that affected over a million vehicles. Previous recalls involved engine damage risks and reverse…
Tesla Model S Demonstrates Long-Distance Hands-Free Driving With FSD
A Tesla Model S has reportedly completed the first coast-to-coast Full Self-Driving (FSD) Cannonball Run with no human intervention, a feat that highlights both the potential and current limitations of Tesla’s driver-assistance technology. The journey,…
Rivian Patent Offers a Peek at More Practical Tailgates and Cabin Layouts
Patents rarely guarantee that a car will reach production, but Rivian’s latest filing provides a revealing look at how future SUVs from the company could rethink tailgates and everyday usability. Rivian’s new patent details a…
Alfa Romeo Pushes Giulia and Stelvio Redesigns to 2028 Amid Strategy Shift
Alfa Romeo has hit the reset button on its next-generation Giulia and Stelvio, pushing both models far deeper into the future as the brand rethinks its entire product strategy. Once expected much sooner, the redesigned…