Ford is taking an unusual route to strengthen its European vehicle lineup, turning to Chinese automaker Geely for technology and development support as competition, regulatory pressure, and manufacturing costs reshape the continent’s automotive industry. The…
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Tesla Sets September 3 Date for Cybercab Robotaxi Launch in Austin
Tesla has set September 3, 2026, as the date for a major Cybercab event in Austin, Texas, giving the company a firm milestone for the next phase of its long-running autonomous driving ambitions. The event…
Europe’s EV Market Surges as July Battery-Electric Registrations Jump 41.8%
Europe’s electric-vehicle market delivered another strong performance in July, with battery-electric vehicle registrations rising sharply as consumers continued moving toward fully electric models. According to the latest data from the European Alternative Fuels Observatory (EAFO),…
Dodge Durango Recall Expands to 74,000 SUVs Over Rear Spoiler Problem
Dodge is recalling approximately 74,578 Durango SUVs in the United States after discovering that an improperly positioned rear spoiler can become damaged during normal use of the liftgate and potentially detach while the vehicle is…
Nissan Recalls 2025 Sentra Models After Airbag Bolt Mix-Up at Factory
Nissan is recalling certain 2025 Sentra sedans in the United States after a factory assembly error resulted in incorrect bolts being used on an airbag-related component. The mistake involves hardware that may appear minor but…
BMW Recalls 27,720 5-Series, 7-Series and 8-Series Cars Over Potential Rollaway Risk
BMW is recalling 27,720 vehicles in the United States after discovering that premature wear at a driveshaft connection could cause a loss of power to the rear wheels and, under certain circumstances, allow a parked…
Tesla Leads China’s Biggest-Ever Automotive Recall as 4.3 Million Vehicles Face Door-Handle Safety Fixes
Tesla is at the center of China’s largest automotive recall campaign, with approximately 4.3 million vehicles across multiple automakers affected by concerns that emergency door-release mechanisms may be difficult to identify or operate after a…
Mahindra Takes Aim at the Toyota Hilux With a New Global Pickup Truck
Mahindra is preparing to take a much bigger step into the global pickup market with a new truck designed to challenge established midsize pickups such as the Toyota Hilux. The Global Pik Up is built…
McLaren F1 GTR Sells for $34.6 Million to Set Record for Most Expensive British Car at Auction
A legendary McLaren F1 GTR has set a new benchmark for British collector cars after selling for $34.655 million at RM Sotheby’s Monterey auction, making it the most expensive British-built car ever sold at public…
Stellantis Faces Fresh Scrutiny After Nearly 1 Million Vehicles Are Recalled Over Backup Camera Failure
Stellantis is facing renewed questions about vehicle quality and software reliability after recalling nearly 955,000 vehicles worldwide because a software problem can prevent the rearview camera image from appearing when drivers shift into reverse. The…
IONNA’s EV Charging Network Overtakes Tesla Supercharger Network in New Reliability Study
IONNA, the electric-vehicle charging network backed by eight major automakers, has emerged as the highest-ranked DC fast-charging network in the latest U.S. public charging study, surpassing Tesla’s Supercharger network on key measures of customer satisfaction.…
Genesis Unveils the GV90 as Its New Flagship Electric SUV With a 123.5-kWh Battery
Genesis has officially entered the full-size luxury electric SUV segment with the new GV90, a flagship model designed to take the Korean luxury brand into direct competition with some of the industry’s most expensive electric…
Pony.ai Plans 4,000 Overseas Robotaxis as Global Autonomous Driving Race Accelerates
Chinese autonomous-driving company Pony.ai is accelerating its international expansion, with a pipeline of more than 4,000 potential overseas robotaxis as the company looks beyond China’s increasingly competitive market. The move puts Pony.ai among the most…
U.S. Automakers Face Billions in Potential Costs as Canada Trade Rules Are Reworked
U.S. automakers are facing another major disruption to their North American manufacturing strategies as Washington and Ottawa negotiate changes to automotive trade rules that could reshape how vehicles and components move between the two countries.…
Porsche Brings Back the Manual 911 Carrera S After Previously Planning to Drop It
Porsche has reversed course on one of the most important transmission decisions in its current 911 lineup. The automaker will once again offer a manual transmission in the 911 Carrera S, giving driving enthusiasts another…
Mopar Brings Back the Police Car With a New Performance-Based Pursuit Vehicle
The American police car is getting a familiar nameplate back on patrol. Dodge is preparing to return to the police-vehicle market with a new 2027 Charger Police Pursuit Vehicle (PPV), bringing the modern Charger into…
Toyota GR GT Already Sold Out in the U.S. Before Production Begins
Toyota’s upcoming GR GT supercar has already sold out its initial U.S. allocation before production has even begun, providing an early indication of just how much interest the Japanese automaker’s new performance flagship has generated…
Hyundai, Kia and Genesis Launch New Global EV Energy-Management Service
Hyundai Motor Group is expanding the role of its electric vehicles beyond transportation with a new global energy-management service designed to connect EV batteries with homes and electricity grids. Called AllDayEnergy, the service brings together…
Ferrari’s One-Off Luce EV Sells for $40 Million at Charity Auction
Ferrari’s first fully electric vehicle has made an extraordinary debut in the collector-car world, but not in the way most new cars do. A unique version of the Ferrari Luce sold for $40 million at…
Tesla Prepares to Launch Cybercab Robotaxi Service in August
Tesla is preparing to introduce its purpose-built Cybercab robotaxi in Austin, Texas, potentially marking the next major stage in the company’s effort to turn autonomous driving into a significant business beyond electric-vehicle sales. According to…
Stellantis Recalls 955,000 Vehicles Worldwide Over Rearview Camera Software Failure
Stellantis is recalling approximately 955,000 vehicles worldwide after discovering that radio software can prevent the rearview camera image from appearing when drivers shift into reverse. About 848,000 vehicles are affected in the United States, making…
AESC Delays UK Battery Factory Expansion as Jaguar Land Rover Talks Stall
AESC has delayed plans to expand production at its Sunderland electric-vehicle battery factory after negotiations to supply batteries to Jaguar Land Rover failed to secure a deal, adding another setback to Britain’s efforts to establish…
Waymo Wins Approval to Expand Robotaxi Service to Sacramento and San Diego
Waymo has received approval to significantly expand its driverless ride-hailing operations across California, opening the door for its robotaxi service to reach Sacramento and San Diego while also allowing the company to broaden its existing…
Aston Martin Unveils the Valen With a 625-kW V12 and 214-MPH Top Speed
Aston Martin has introduced the Valen, an ultra-exclusive V12 performance car based on the current Vanquish. It adds another dramatic special edition to the automaker’s growing lineup of limited-production models. Revealed during Monterey Car Week,…
Hyundai Starts Ioniq 3 Production in Turkey as Europe Gets a New Electric Car
Hyundai has started mass production of the new IONIQ 3 at its İzmit manufacturing plant in Turkey, marking a significant expansion of the automaker’s European electric vehicle manufacturing strategy. The compact electric hatchback is the…
Toyota Camry Hybrid Faces Recall Over Instrument-Panel Screen Failure
Toyota is recalling more than 500,000 Camry Hybrid sedans in the United States because a software problem can cause the instrument-panel display to remain blank when the vehicle starts. The defect is more serious than…
Detroit Automakers Warn New North American Trade Rules Could Add Billions in Costs
General Motors, Ford and other Detroit automakers are warning that proposed changes to North American trade rules could significantly increase vehicle-production costs, adding another layer of financial pressure to an industry already dealing with tariffs,…
Britain Considers Cutting Its 2030 Electric-Car Sales Target as EV Demand Concerns Grow
Britain is considering a significant change to its electric-vehicle strategy after the government opened a consultation on whether to ease the country’s 2030 Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) mandate. The review could allow the effective share…
Chinese Automakers Are Surging Overseas While Their Home Market Slumps
China’s auto industry is experiencing an unusual split. Vehicle sales at home are weakening sharply, yet Chinese automakers are expanding overseas at a remarkable pace, taking market share from established manufacturers across Europe, Southeast Asia,…
Report: Volkswagen Plans Its First U.S. Pickup, Likely Built in Tennessee
Volkswagen is reportedly planning a pickup truck for the U.S. market, with its Chattanooga, Tennessee plant emerging as the likely production site, a move that would give the German automaker a second American truck program…