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…
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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…
Chevrolet’s Next Camaro Gets Four Doors, a V8, and a Manual: Report
Chevrolet’s Camaro could return in a form that would have been almost unthinkable when the sixth-generation car ended production: a four-door performance sedan. General Motors is reportedly developing a next-generation Camaro on a rear-wheel-drive architecture,…
Porsche’s Flachbau RS Is a Radical One-Off Inspired by Le Mans Legend ‘Moby Dick’
Porsche’s elite Sonderwunsch program has consistently pushed the boundaries of automotive customization, giving life to some of the most extraordinary and inspired vehicles ever to grace the asphalt. From the sleek nostalgia of the 993…
Maryland, Nevada and Michigan Are the Priciest States to Insure a Car
Car insurance costs vary wildly depending on where you live, and three states consistently sit at the top of the list. Maryland, Nevada, and Michigan carry the heaviest full-coverage premiums in the entire country. Drivers…
Buick Is the Cheapest Brand in America to Keep Running
A recent nationwide auto ownership survey found something surprising for American car buyers. Buick, long overshadowed by flashier competitors, has quietly become the cheapest brand to keep on the road. Owners of Buick vehicles spend…
A Land Rover Costs $19,000 to Maintain Over 10 Years
Owning a luxury SUV often comes with hidden costs that go far beyond the sticker price. Land Rover, known for its rugged styling and refined interiors, has earned a different kind of reputation lately. A…
Enzo Ferrari Called a Jaguar the Most Beautiful Car Made
The Jaguar E-Type arrived at the 1961 Geneva Motor Show looking less like an ordinary British sports car and more like something that had escaped from a racing paddock. Long, low and almost impossibly smooth,…
Chrysler Is Credited With the First Built In Cup Holder
In July 1984, a blistering afternoon on a dusty stretch of Interstate 80. Your legs are sticking to scorching vinyl bench seats, AM radio static crackles through the dash, and a runaway 32-ounce fountain drink…
The BMW Roundel Was Never Meant to Be a Propeller
There are few badges in the car world more instantly recognizable than BMW’s blue-and-white roundel. Put it on a hood, steering wheel, or motorcycle tank and almost nobody needs the name explained. For decades, though,…
The Average Collision Repair Bill Now Runs $4,818
The average bill to fix a car after a crash has climbed to $4,818 in 2025. That marks the third straight year this figure has grown, though the pace of growth has actually slowed down.…
Popular Car Colors Suffer the Biggest Three-Year Resale Value Losses
Gold, white, and black cars sit at the top of every dealership lot in America. Yet a new analysis suggests they sit at the bottom when it comes to keeping their value. The insight comes…
Mazda Unveils Its Next-Generation Hybrid Powertrain With Higher Efficiency
Mazda has introduced its next-generation hybrid powertrain, revealing a new electrified system that promises significantly improved fuel efficiency, lower emissions, and enhanced full performance while preserving the engaging driving characteristics that have long defined the…
Kia Confirms Global Rollout Timeline for Its New EV Pickup Truck
Kia has revealed new details about its upcoming electric pickup truck, confirming its production timeline and outlining the markets where the model will be introduced as part of the company’s rapidly expanding electric vehicle strategy.…
Renault Accelerates European EV Investment With New Battery Manufacturing Expansion
Renault has announced another major investment in its European battery manufacturing operations, reinforcing its long-term commitment to electric vehicles as competition in the global EV market continues to intensify. The expansion is designed to strengthen…
Subaru Previews Next-Generation Outback With More Hybrid Technology
Subaru has released the first official details about the next-generation Outback, confirming that its iconic crossover wagon will place greater emphasis on hybrid powertrains, upgraded driver-assistance technologies, and a redesigned interior to improve comfort and…
Continental Introduces New AI-Based Driver Monitoring System for Future Vehicles
Continental has revealed a new artificial intelligence-powered driver monitoring system designed to detect distraction, fatigue, and reduced driver attention with greater accuracy, marking another significant step in the evolution of advanced vehicle safety technology. The…
Honda CR-V Trim Guide for Buyers Spending Under $36,000
Choosing the right Honda CR-V trim can feel overwhelming with so many options on the table. For buyers working with a strict budget of under $36,000, the decision often comes down to two very different…