Land Rover has announced a safety recall for certain Discovery SUVs in the United States after identifying a defect that can allow water to enter the rearview camera assembly, potentially causing the camera image to…
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Hyundai Recalls Kona and Kona Electric Models in the U.S. Over Seatbelt Buckle Defect
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…
Ford Expands Bronco Recall to More Than 566,000 SUVs Over Engine Fire Risk
Ford has significantly expanded a safety recall involving the Bronco after identifying an engine compartment fire risk linked to exposed wiring in more than 566,000 SUVs across the United States. According to Motor1, citing documents…
Volvo EX60 Prototype Testing Reveals More Details Ahead of Launch
Volvo’s upcoming EX60 electric SUV has moved another step closer to production as fresh prototype sightings reveal additional design and engineering details during final road testing. According to reports from Auto Express and Autocar, heavily…
Leapmotor Expands European Dealer Network Through Stellantis
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer Leapmotor has taken another significant step in its global expansion strategy by broadening its European dealer network through its partnership with Stellantis. According to Automotive News Europe, the company announced on…
Porsche Releases Major Software Update for Taycan and Macan Electric
Porsche has released a significant over-the-air (OTA) software update for the Taycan and Macan Electric, introducing improvements to charging performance, battery management, and the full digital user experience. According to the Porsche Newsroom, the update…
Nissan Starts European Deliveries of the Next-Generation Leaf EV
Nissan has officially begun customer deliveries of the next-generation Leaf across Europe, marking a major milestone for one of the world’s most recognizable electric vehicles. The redesigned Leaf represents a significant departure from previous generations,…
Mercedes-Benz Begins Deliveries of the New CLA EV Across Europe
Mercedes-Benz has officially begun customer deliveries of its all-new CLA with EQ Technology across several European markets, marking one of the most significant milestones in the company’s electric vehicle strategy. The launch signals the transition…
Jeep Recalls 641 Wrangler and Gladiator Models Over Defective Steel Wheels
Jeep has issued a safety recall affecting 641 Wrangler and Gladiator models in the United States after identifying a manufacturing defect in certain steel wheels that could cause them to crack under load. While the…
Which Toyota 4Runner Trim Is Worth the Money
The Toyota 4Runner has always been the SUV people buy when they want something that lasts. It skips flashy trends and sticks to a simple formula: body-on-frame toughness, real off-road ability, and long-term reliability. For…
Honda Tells Prologue EV Owners to Consider a Hybrid for Their Next Vehicle
Honda’s latest message to owners of its Prologue electric SUV has sparked discussion across the automotive industry. Instead of encouraging current EV customers to stay with another battery-electric model, the company is asking them to…
Nissan Recalls More Than 168,000 Armada and Infiniti SUVs Over Incorrect Weight Labels
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,…
Subaru Recalls More Than 541,000 Vehicles to Correct Weight Rating Labels
Subaru has announced one of its largest U.S. recalls of the year, affecting more than 541,000 vehicles after discovering that certification labels on a wide range of models contain incorrect weight rating information. While the…
Hyundai Recalls More Than 47,000 Kona SUVs Over Rear Seat Belt Defect
Hyundai has issued a safety recall affecting more than 47,000 Kona and Kona Electric SUVs in the United States after discovering a defect that could compromise the effectiveness of rear seat belts. While the issue…
Ford Recalls Nearly 388,000 Explorer and Lincoln Aviator SUVs Over Second-Row Seat Issue
Ford has announced a major safety recall affecting nearly 388,000 SUVs in the United States after identifying a defect that could allow second-row seats to move unexpectedly while the vehicle is in motion. The recall…
Maserati Cuts Grecale Folgore EV Price by More Than $20,000 to Boost U.S. Demand
Maserati has dramatically reduced the price of its all-electric Grecale Folgore SUV in the United States, slashing more than $20,000 from the luxury EV’s sticker price as the automaker responds to slowing electric vehicle demand…
BMW Recalls More Than 318,000 U.S. Vehicles Over Starter Motor Fire Risk
BMW is recalling 318,495 vehicles in the United States after identifying a defect that could cause the engine starter motor to overheat, potentially increasing the risk of a vehicle fire. The recall, announced by the…
U.S. Rejects Tesla Door-Release Defect Investigation After Safety Review
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
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,…
Ford Recalls More Than 565,000 SUVs and Trucks Over Engine Fire Risk
Ford Motor Company has announced one of its largest vehicle safety recalls in the United States this year, affecting 565,691 Ford Bronco and Bronco Raptor SUVs from the 2021 through 2026 model years. The recall…
Hyundai Misses Q2 Profit Estimates but Sticks to U.S. Growth Plans With New Vehicle Launches
Hyundai Motor reported weaker-than-expected second-quarter earnings as softer global vehicle sales, rising operating costs, and growing trade-related expenses weighed on profitability. Despite the disappointing results, the South Korean automaker reaffirmed its commitment to expanding in…
Tesla’s Robotaxi Rollout Faces Fresh Investor Doubts After Earnings as Expansion Timeline Slows
Tesla’s long-promised Robotaxi business has once again become the center of investor attention, but this time for reasons the company would rather avoid. During its latest quarterly earnings call, Tesla adopted a noticeably more cautious…
Shanghai Calls Tesla, BYD and Other Automakers to Compliance Meeting Amid Auto Industry Crackdown
China has stepped up its oversight of the country’s automotive industry after regulators in Shanghai summoned Tesla, BYD, and several other major automakers to a compliance meeting focused on online marketing practices and the publication…
General Motors Raises 2026 Profit Forecast After Strong Truck and SUV Demand
General Motors has raised its full-year profit forecast after reporting stronger-than-expected second-quarter earnings, signaling that demand for its high-margin pickup trucks and SUVs remains resilient despite rising tariffs and broader uncertainty in the global automotive…
Porsche Plans Up to 5,000 More Job Cuts as Global Restructuring Deepens
Porsche is preparing for another major round of workforce reductions as the luxury sports car maker confronts one of the most difficult periods in its modern history. German media reports indicate the company is considering…
Tesla’s AI Spending Faces Fresh Scrutiny Ahead of Quarterly Earnings
Tesla enters its latest quarterly earnings report under a brighter spotlight than usual, with investors increasingly focused on one question: can the company’s automotive business continue funding its ambitious artificial intelligence strategy without putting pressure…
U.S. Automakers Rush to Remove Chinese Vehicle Technology as Federal Ban Looms
The American automotive industry is entering one of its biggest supply chain transformations in decades as manufacturers race to eliminate Chinese-made connected vehicle technology before sweeping federal restrictions take effect. What began as a national…
U.S. and Mexico Reopen USMCA Auto Talks as New Tariff Dispute Threatens Vehicle Supply Chains
North America’s automotive industry is once again facing uncertainty as the United States and Mexico return to the negotiating table over key provisions of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). The renewed discussions come amid growing…
How Much the Service Department Makes on an Oil Change
Oil changes seem like a small, routine service. Yet for auto dealerships and repair shops, they are a surprisingly important source of profit. Many people assume oil changes are a “loss leader,” meaning shops barely…
What It Costs to Keep a 250,000-Mile Toyota Running
A Toyota that crosses 250,000 miles has already proven something rare in the auto world. It has outlived most loans, most warranties, and most owners’ patience with other brands. But high mileage brings its own…
