The next-generation Nissan GT-R is still in development, but its arrival is taking longer than many initially expected. While earlier signals hinted at a fully electric evolution, new updates from Nissan Motor Corporation suggest a…
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Mercedes-Benz EQS to Introduce Yoke Steering with Major 2027 Update
The Mercedes-Benz EQS is set to receive a significant overhaul for the 2027 model year, as Mercedes-Benz prepares to introduce a steer-by-wire system paired with a yoke-style steering interface, along with a range of technical…
Mazda 6e Earns Global Recognition with 2026 Design of the Year Win
The Mazda 6e has been awarded the 2026 World Car Design of the Year, giving Mazda Motor Corporation another major global design recognition as it continues its transition into the electric vehicle era. The Mazda…
GM Idles Factory Zero Again as EV Demand Slows in the U.S.
General Motors has once again paused operations at its flagship electric vehicle production facility, signaling ongoing turbulence in the U.S. EV market. The automaker’s Factory Zero plant in Detroit, Michigan, once promoted as a cornerstone…
Polestar to Centralize Polestar 3 Production in U.S. for Efficiency
Polestar has introduced a series of updates to its capital structure alongside plans to streamline production of its Polestar 3 electric SUV, aiming to strengthen its financial position and improve operational efficiency. The company confirmed…
Uber’s Blacklane Acquisition Could Change Luxury Ride Services
Ride-hailing giant Uber has announced plans to acquire Blacklane, signaling a strategic expansion into the high-end, pre-booked transportation segment as it looks to strengthen its premium mobility offerings. The deal, revealed in an official statement,…
Toyota’s Production Dip Shows the Cost of a New RAV4 Launch
Toyota is experiencing a notable slowdown in production early in 2026, and the reason is not weak demand, but the transition to an all-new generation of its best-selling SUV, the Toyota RAV4. According to recent…
Semi-Solid-State Batteries Are Quietly Transforming More Than Just EVs
A new generation of battery technology is rapidly reshaping the electric vehicle space, as semi-solid-state batteries begin expanding beyond passenger cars into commercial trucks and even flying vehicles, signaling a major shift in next-generation mobility.…
Hyundai Palisade Seat Defect Probe Expands Beyond 2026 Models, Raising Broader Safety Concerns
A growing safety investigation into the Hyundai Palisade is intensifying after new evidence suggests a potentially dangerous seat defect may not be limited to the redesigned 2026 model year, widening the scope of concern for…
Volvo EX30 Cargo Brings 300-Mile Range to Compact Van Segment
Volvo Car UK has officially stepped into the light commercial vehicle segment with the debut of the fully electric EX30 Cargo, marking the brand’s first offering tailored specifically for business and fleet use. Positioned as…
Afeela Cancellation Raises Questions About Sony Honda Mobility’s Future
Sony’s ambitions in the electric vehicle space have come to an abrupt halt, as its planned lineup, including the Afeela 1 sedan and a companion SUV, will no longer move forward. Both models were based…
Audi Emerges as the Safest Luxury Brand, Surpassing BMW and Mercedes in Latest Rankings
Audi has secured six Top Safety Pick+ awards from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety for 2026, placing it at the top of the luxury segment ahead of competitors such as BMW and Lexus. Audi…
VW Recalls 100,000 Electric Vehicles Due to Battery Module Defect
Volkswagen has initiated a large-scale recall impacting nearly 100,000 electric vehicles after identifying a potential defect in high-voltage battery modules that could affect both vehicle performance and safety. According to Germany’s Federal Motor Transport Authority…
Hyundai Dominates IIHS Safety Awards Under Tougher 2026 Standards
Following the introduction of stricter evaluation criteria, Hyundai has secured an impressive total of seven Top Safety Pick (TSP) awards from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. Across all its affiliated brands, the broader Hyundai…
Toyota Commits $1 Billion to U.S. Plants, Teases Second American-Built EV
Toyota is accelerating its U.S. electrification strategy with a fresh $1 billion investment split between Kentucky and Indiana, signaling plans for a second domestically built electric vehicle beyond the upcoming three-row Highlander EV. The move…
German Judges Say Courts Can’t Impose Stricter ICE Deadlines on Carmakers
Germany’s Federal Court of Justice (BGH) has ruled against climate lawsuits filed by environmental group Deutsche Umwelthilfe (DUH) targeting BMW and Mercedes-Benz, dismissing efforts to impose a court-mandated ban on the sale of new internal…
EV Home Charging Gets Pricier as Satisfaction Declines Across the U.S.
Electric vehicle owners in the United States are paying more to charge at home, and satisfaction levels are slipping as a result, according to JD Power’s 2026 U.S. Electric Vehicle Experience (EVX) Home Charging Study.…
GM Targets 2028 Launch as It Tests Level 3 Self-Driving on Public Roads
General Motors has initiated supervised public highway testing of its next-generation eyes-off autonomous driving system, marking a significant step forward in its renewed push toward consumer-facing autonomy. The trials are currently underway in California and…
Mercedes Expands Maybach Lineup With VLS Electric Van Focused on Rear-Seat Luxury
Mercedes-Benz is preparing to expand its high-end portfolio with a new ultra-luxury people mover, offering the first glimpse of what could become its most exclusive vehicle yet. The upcoming Mercedes-Maybach VLS, described as a “grand…
Ford Recalls 254,000+ Explorer and Lincoln SUVs Over ADAS and Rearview Camera Failure
The Ford Explorer is once again at the center of a major recall, joined by several Lincoln models including the Navigator, Nautilus, and Aviator. According to newly released information, a total of 254,640 vehicles are…
5 New Safety Laws in 2026 That Will Change How You Drive on the Highway
The roads are changing. If you’ve been driving for years and feel like you already know everything there is to know about highway safety, 2026 has a surprise waiting for you. Across the United States…
Toyota Might Be Working on a Plug-In Tacoma, Here’s How It Could Work
Toyota’s newest patent filings may provide an early look at how the automaker intends to solve one of the biggest engineering challenges facing plug-in pickup trucks: battery packaging. Plug-in pickup trucks are beginning to emerge…
Jaguar Canceled Four New Cars Before Committing to an All-Electric Future
Jaguar’s transition to an all-electric lineup may have come at a higher cost than previously known. According to former design chief Ian Callum, the British automaker had four next-generation models in development before abandoning them…
Tesla, SpaceX Reveal $25B ‘Terafab’ Chip Factory Plan in Austin
Tesla and SpaceX have announced plans to build a massive semiconductor manufacturing facility in Austin, Texas, called “Terafab.” Estimated to cost between $20 billion and $25 billion, the project would rank among the largest chip…
Cadillac to Eliminate Torque-Based Badging by 2027 as Brand Refocuses on Clarity and EV Growth
Cadillac has confirmed it will phase out its torque-based badge naming system beginning in 2027, bringing an end to a branding experiment that struggled to connect with consumers. The decision reflects a broader effort by…
Tesla Avoids 2.26 Million-Vehicle Recall as Federal Scrutiny Intensifies Over Full Self-Driving
Tesla has secured a regulatory reprieve in the United States after federal safety authorities declined to pursue a large-scale recall tied to its one-pedal driving feature. However, the decision arrives at a time when scrutiny…
All-Electric BMW i3 Pushes Limits With Ultra-Fast Charging and Long Range
The BMW 3 Series has long served as a benchmark for the brand, combining performance, precision, and everyday usability. That lineage now evolves with the introduction of the all-electric BMW i3, the second model built…
EV Owners in The United States Face Potential $250 Charge to Fund Highways
Following the removal of the $7,500 federal EV tax credit last year, a new proposal could further reshape the economics of electric vehicle ownership in the United States. The chair of the House Transportation and…
Nissan Turns Used EV Batteries Into Fast Charging Solution in Spain
Nissan Motor Corporation is continuing to develop its circular economy initiatives by supporting the rollout of an ultra-fast EV charging system powered by repurposed electric vehicle batteries at the Port of Vigo. The system, known…
Cybertruck Overpass Incident Adds to Tesla Autopilot Controversy
A Tesla Cybertruck owner in Houston, Texas has filed a $1 million lawsuit against the automaker after an incident she says placed both her and her infant child at serious risk. The fully electric pickup…