Average vehicle repair and maintenance costs have climbed sharply since 2020, leaving many drivers stunned by their shop bills. Data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows the average cost to repair and maintain a…
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Ford Seeks Federal Approval to Keep Selling China-Built Lincoln Nautilus Under New U.S. Software Rules
Ford Motor Company is seeking federal approval to continue importing and selling its China-built Lincoln Nautilus SUV in the United States as new government restrictions targeting Chinese vehicle software and connected-vehicle technology move closer to…
Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe Launches Mind Robotics, Betting on Humanoid Robots for the Factory Floor
The race to bring humanoid robots into automoRivian CEO RJ Scaringe Launches Mind Robotics, Betting on Humanoid Robots for the Factory Floortive manufacturing is gaining momentum, and Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe is positioning himself at…
Used-Vehicle Prices Top $30,000 for First Time Since 2023 as New-Car Demand Snaps Back
The U.S. automotive market is showing fresh signs of resilience as both used-vehicle prices and new-car demand move higher, challenging expectations that upgraded interest rates and affordability concerns would continue weighing on consumers. According to…
Carvana’s Move Into New Vehicle Sales Could Disrupt the U.S. Auto Retail Landscape
For years, Carvana has been one of the most recognizable names in online used-car retailing. The company built its reputation on a simple promise: make buying a vehicle as easy as purchasing almost any other…
U.S. EV Registrations Fall 9.8% in April as Market Adjusts Beyond Tax Credit Boost
The U.S. electric vehicle market entered a new phase in April as registrations declined sharply, highlighting how dependent recent growth had become on government incentives. After years of rapid expansion supported by federal tax credits,…
Toyota Recalls More Than 43,000 Tundra Trucks Over an Engine Stall Risk
Toyota has issued a new safety recall affecting more than 43,000 Tundra pickup trucks in the United States after identifying an engine-related defect that could lead to a sudden loss of drive power. The recall,…
Ford Recalls 2025–2026 Explorer, Ranger, and Bronco Models Over Engine Failure Risk
Ford has issued a safety recall affecting certain 2025 and 2026 model-year Explorer, Ranger, and Bronco vehicles after discovering an engine defect that could result in catastrophic engine failure and a sudden loss of drive…
Ford Recalls 2024 Explorer Models Over a Rollaway Risk
Ford has announced a new safety recall affecting certain 2024 Explorer SUVs after discovering a defect that could prevent the vehicle from properly engaging Park. The problem, which stems from an unexpected powertrain control module…
Honda Recalls About 880,000 Vehicles Over Rear Subframe Issue
Honda has launched one of its largest safety recalls of 2026, affecting approximately 880,000 Honda and Acura vehicles in the United States after discovering a potentially serious defect involving the rear subframe. The issue, which…
Ford Recalls Over 548,400 Expedition SUVs Over Center Console Chrome Plating
Ford has announced a major safety recall affecting more than half a million Expedition SUVs in the United States after identifying a defect involving chrome trim on the vehicle’s center console. The issue, which may…
Honda Recalls 1 Million Tire Repair Kits Over a Detaching Bottle Cap
Honda has announced a major recall affecting more than one million vehicles in the United States after identifying a potentially dangerous issue involving tire repair kits supplied with certain hybrid and fuel-cell models. The recall,…
Denza Z Debuts as a 1,582-BHP Electric Supercar
The global electric vehicle race has produced no shortage of bold claims and eye-catching specifications, but the newly revealed Denza Z has managed to stand out even in a crowded field. Officially disclosed on June…
Mille Miglia 2026 Runs June 9–13 Through Italy
The roads of Italy once again became a rolling museum of automotive history as the 2026 Mille Miglia returned from June 9 through June 13, drawing hundreds of historic vehicles, thousands of spectators, and enthusiasts…
BMW Reveals a Concept for M Division’s First EV
For decades, BMW’s M division has built its reputation on high-revving engines, sharp handling, and performance machines that appeal to driving enthusiasts around the world. Now, the German automaker is preparing for one of the…
First 1,000-Volt EVs Arrive as Sub-10-Minute Charging Claims Continue
The electric vehicle industry has spent the better part of the last decade trying to solve one problem that continues to shape consumer perceptions: charging time. While battery range has improved dramatically and public charging…
Genesis GV60 Adds Range and a Native Tesla Charging Port for 2026
Genesis is giving its smallest electric vehicle a significant update for the 2026 model year, addressing two of the most important factors influencing EV purchasing decisions today: driving range and charging convenience. The luxury brand…
Hyundai Confirms No Standard Ioniq 6 for the 2026 Model Year
Hyundai has made a surprising move in its electric vehicle lineup, confirming that the standard Ioniq 6 will not return for the 2026 model year. The announcement marks a significant shift for one of the…
Global EV Sales Fell 8% in Q1 2026 After Policy Changes
The electric vehicle industry entered 2026 with expectations of continued growth, but the first quarter delivered a reality check for automakers, suppliers, and investors around the world. After years of rapid expansion driven by government…
Ford Discontinues the Electric F-150 Lightning and Takes a $19.4 Billion Write-Down
The electric vehicle revolution was supposed to transform the automotive industry at a pace few could have imagined a decade ago. Legacy manufacturers committed billions of dollars to battery plants, new vehicle architectures, and ambitious…