The upcoming electric Volvo EX60 is scheduled to make its official debut on Wednesday, but images and details of the new model have already surfaced online. Volvo’s transition to electric vehicles has not been without…
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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.
Mitsubishi Pajero Successor Teased Ahead of Expected 2026 Launch
Speculation has swirled that a revived Pajero could share its underpinnings with the Nissan Patrol, but a new report indicates Mitsubishi is taking a different approach. The new Pajero is expected to use the Mitsubishi…
Bugatti Responds to Claims About 3D-Printing Parts for Its Hypercars
When a company’s identity is built around being the very best, even offhand remarks can trigger strong reactions. That’s particularly true when Bugatti is involved. Bugatti hypercars rely on custom-engineered components that can’t be mass-produced…
Subaru Crosstrek January 2026 Lease Pricing Undercuts Key Rivals
The tough-looking Subaru Crosstrek costs slightly less to lease this month, though the hybrid version remains pricey. The 2026 Subaru Crosstrek receives a more powerful 2.5L engine and introduces a new hybrid option. Base Crosstrek…
How New Cars Became a Luxury Purchase for Millions of Americans
Step into a high-end dealership filled with gleaming SUVs and trucks that cost well into six figures, and it’s easy to assume the US auto market is thriving. That impression isn’t entirely wrong, but it…
Volkswagen Updates ID.4 with Tiguan-Inspired Design and Interior Upgrades
Volkswagen isn’t standing still in the electric vehicle space, even as most of its U.S. lineup struggles to gain traction this year. The Volkswagen ID.4, one of only two VW models whose American sales increased…
GM Expands China Lineup With Budget SUV Larger Than the Equinox
While many Western automakers continue to struggle in China, General Motors remains a notable outlier. Through its joint ventures, GM delivered close to 1.9 million vehicles in the country last year, an increase of 2.3…
Toyota Faces Fresh Scrutiny Over Mirai Payment Pauses and Debt Collections
Toyota is facing renewed backlash from Mirai owners after a $5.7 billion lawsuit accused the automaker of operating a “criminal operation” to conceal safety concerns tied to its hydrogen-powered sedan. Several owners now claim that…
Ford Explores Battery Talks With BYD Amid Retreat From Aggressive EV Expansion
Ford appears to be reconsidering how it approaches electrification. While the automaker has scaled back some of its electric vehicle ambitions, it is not abandoning the transition altogether. Instead, Ford may be recalibrating, and that…
Mazda Plans to Phase Out CX-3 and Mazda2 as Replacements Take Shape
After more than ten years on the market, Mazda’s two longest-running models appear to be nearing the end of the line. Dealer documentation indicates that both the Mazda2 and the CX-3 are expected to exit…
Jeep V8 Wrangler Moab 392 Now Legal in All 50 States
The most extreme Wrangler you can buy packs 470 horsepower, and it’s finally available to order nationwide. The 2026 Jeep Wrangler Moab 392 is now available across all 50 states, including those with CARB regulations.…
Kia Faces Lawsuit After Technician Injured on 2012 Soul Dashboard
Automakers face lawsuits regularly, but this case involving Kia is unusual because it centers on one of the company’s veteran technicians who was injured on the job. Automakers frequently deal with legal cases over privacy,…
Tesla Sees 90% Sales Boost in Japan After Embracing In-Person Service
Tesla has built its identity around avoiding traditional dealerships, but Japan shows that face-to-face still matters. Sales surged, and the U.S. could take note. Tesla grew its Japanese sales by shifting from an online-only model…
Polestar Flagship EV Earns Europe’s Top Executive Safety Award
The Polestar 3 has earned the title of Euro NCAP’s safest Executive Car for 2025, establishing a new safety benchmark within its segment. The Polestar 3 was named Euro NCAP’s safest Executive Car for 2025.…
Genesis GV90 Delay Signals a Cautious, High-Stakes EV Strategy
Genesis’ long-anticipated GV90 has been under development for years, and fresh reports indicate its debut may be pushed back once again as the brand reassesses its priorities for its electric flagship SUV The Genesis GV90,…
Dodge Drops the Hornet to Refocus on Big, High-Power Models
Undone by shifting policy winds and an awkward fit within Dodge’s portfolio, the Hornet has been discontinued after just three model years. Dodge has ended production of the Hornet crossover after three years, citing changes…
Volvo EX60 Will Feature Gemini AI and Advanced Safety Systems
With cutting-edge AI, advanced safety systems, and an impressive driving range, the new EX60 is positioning itself as Volvo’s next-generation electric crossover. Teaser images of the Volvo EX60 reveal a blend of tactile controls and…
Sony Honda Mobility Afeela Faces Legal Challenge From Dealers Over Direct Sales
California dealers have filed a lawsuit against Sony Honda Mobility, alleging that the company’s direct-sales approach is illegal. Honda and Sony will sell Afeela EVs exclusively through direct-to-consumer channels. Dealers claim Afeela diverts funding from…
Genesis Keeps the G70 Alive With Minor Updates
A new report suggests the G70 isn’t being discontinued just yet, with subtle updates hinting at an extended future. Genesis has reportedly certified an updated G70 for the South Korean market. The update addresses local…
Full Self-Driving Costs $99 a Month as Tesla Drops One-Time Purchase
Tesla is moving Full Self-Driving (FSD) from a one-time purchase to a subscription model, with no refunds for cancellations. Tesla is shifting Full Self-Driving to subscription only. The monthly cost will be $99, higher than…
British Grand Tourer Returns: Jensen to Launch Hand-Built V8 GT
Jensen International Automotive is gearing up to launch an all-new ultra-high-performance luxury GT later this year, bringing a modern interpretation of the iconic Jensen Interceptor to life with a completely fresh design. Based in Banbury,…
Acura Teases Sleeker Hybrid RDX as Current Model Ends Production
The current-generation Acura RDX is entering a production pause, and while a sleeker hybrid model is on the horizon, buyers will have to wait a few years before it hits showrooms. The Acura RDX is…
Honda’s Base Station Makes Off-Grid Camping Easy for EV Owners
Honda is stepping into the lightweight RV market with a small, modular camper designed to bring comfort and flexibility to modern campers, and it’s towable by an EV. Honda reveals the Base Station Prototype, a…
How Hybrid Tech Could Extend the Life of Ford V8 Engines
Ford is willing to give its V8 engines a dose of electrification as emissions rules continue to tighten across global markets. Ford intends to hybridize its V8 engines to prolong their viability under increasingly strict…
US Scrutiny of Chinese Ownership Threatens Pirelli’s Market Access
Pirelli’s challenge in the United States has little to do with how its tires perform. The real issue is who owns the company, and regulators in Washington are watching closely. Sinochem, a Chinese state-owned enterprise,…