Stellantis Expands Solid-State Battery Development Ahead of 2028 EV Rollout

Stellantis Expands Solid State Battery Development Ahead of 2028 EV Rollout

Stellantis is intensifying its push toward next-generation battery technology, expanding development of solid-state batteries as the global automaker works toward introducing the technology in production electric vehicles later this decade. The latest milestone signals that…

Cadillac Unveils the All-Electric Escalade IQL With Longer Range and More Interior Space

Cadillac All Electric Escalade IQL

Cadillac has taken another major step in its transition toward an all-electric future by introducing the 2026 Escalade IQL, an extended-wheelbase version of its flagship electric SUV. Revealed in March 2025, the new model builds…

U.S. Safety Regulators Move Toward Banning Difficult-to-Use Electronic Door Handles

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is taking steps to introduce new regulations that could require vehicle manufacturers to use electronic door handles that are easier to operate in emergencies. According to Motor1, the…

BMW’s Long-Wheelbase X5 Introduces Exclusive Features for the Chinese Market

BMW Long Wheelbase X5

BMW has revealed new details about its long-wheelbase X5, revealing a range of premium rear-seat features developed exclusively for customers in China. According to Motor1, the extended-wheelbase luxury SUV emphasizes passenger comfort, technology, and spaciousness,…

Hyundai Recalls Kona and Kona Electric Models in the U.S. Over Seatbelt Buckle Defect

Hyundai Kona Electric

Hyundai has issued a safety recall for certain U.S.-market Kona and Kona Electric models after discovering a potential defect involving the seatbelt buckle assembly. According to Autoevolution, citing documents filed with the National Highway Traffic…

Nissan Recalls More Than 168,000 Armada and Infiniti SUVs Over Incorrect Weight Labels

Nissan Armada

Vehicle recalls often focus on serious mechanical failures, defective components, or safety systems that could increase the risk of a crash. Nissan’s latest U.S. recall is different. Instead of faulty brakes, airbags, or steering components,…

U.S. Rejects Tesla Door-Release Defect Investigation After Safety Review

U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has declined a petition seeking a formal defect investigation into the emergency mechanical door release system on certain Tesla Model 3 vehicles, concluding that the available evidence…

Volkswagen Cuts 2026 Sales Forecast as Profit Slumps and Restructuring Deepens

Chief Executive Oliver Blume

Volkswagen has abandoned its growth outlook for 2026 after reporting weaker-than-expected second-quarter earnings, underscoring the mounting pressures facing one of the world’s largest automakers. The German automotive group, which owns brands including Volkswagen Passenger Cars,…