Not Even A Partnership With Xpeng Can Save VW In China
VW originally projected that they'd move nearly 4,000 a month, but the EVs they made in partnership with Xpeng aren't even close to meeting sales expectations.
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China Could Crack Down On Huge Interior Screens, After Pop-Out Handle Ban
Features like pop-out door handles can become a safety concern when they don't work properly, and large, distracting infotainment screens pose similar problems.
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Honda Racing Will Finally Start Selling You Performance Parts In March
Skip the aftermarket guesswork. Honda Racing Corporation is launching factory-backed performance gear this spring for select Honda and Acura models.
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If You Have Some Spare Millions, You Could Buy A Legendary McLaren Formula 1 Car
Several modern McLaren F1 cars are going up for sale, as well as a pair of MP4/6A models from the 1991 championship that were driven and tested by Ayrton Senna.
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Peugeot's Tri-Motor, 805 HP E-T16 Rally Beast Could Hit The Market
Concept cars are often dulled down before they make it to the masses, but this Peugeot could end up in the hands of normal consumers with big power numbers.
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Watch This BYD Hit The Three-Wheeled Motion To Avoid A Parking Boot
BYD's advanced suspension system is designed to make it easy to change a tire or drive off road, but this driver had more nefarious intentions.
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These 6 New And Updated Acuras Could Be The Key To Its Future
Plans for several new or refreshed SUVs were revealed to Acura dealers, but it may be a few years before any of the anticipated models arrive in showrooms.
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Mahindra's $10k G Wagon Alternative Gains More Bling
If you like the looks of the Mercedes G-Class but don't want to spend G-Class money, this might be the solution for you.
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Jeep Keeps Decade-Old Compass Alive In South America
While most of the world waits for the third-gen Jeep Compass that's already on sale in Europe, most markets get Jeep's compact as a carryover model.
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The 2026 Car Market Depends On Buyers Who Can Afford To Ignore The Car Market
Buyers with more cash can purchase a car outright, and that helps car sales, but what happens when the rest of the buying public can't afford the loan rates?
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Hundreds Of Porsches Have Wheels That Could Randomly Fall Off
Having a wheel come off driving down the road is a bad thing, which is why Porsche is recalling some of its cars.
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The Ferrari Luce Costs $120,000 More Than A Purosangue And Has 12 Fewer Cylinders
Want to add Ferrari's funky-looking EV sedan to your collection? Open up your checkbook and get ready to right a surprisingly massive number.
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BYD Vehicles Banned At U.S. Military Base In Japan
BYDs are available in Japan, but owners won't be able to drive them onto U.S. bases anymore.
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Could Your Car Actually Outlive Its Software Support?
Modern cars offer the convenience of over-the-air updates like smartphones, until support for aging software quietly expires.
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GM Is Shutting One Of Its Battery And Motor Plants In The U.S.
As it taps the brakes on some of its low-volume EV projects, this Detroit plant is shutting down, while the fate of another EV-related plant remains unknown.
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Mercedes Is Marching Towards Level 4 Autonomy Thanks To Nvidia
Mercedes-Benz is adopting Drive AGX from Nvidia to help reach level 4 autonomy.
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This Chinese Three-Door Shooting Brake Has A Menacing Audi Face
The Lepas Aura concept is a three-door shooting brake with looks that resemble an angry Audi.
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2027 Honda Vezel Gets A Black Sport Style Glow-Up In Japan
The popular small Honda crossover receives some updates in Japan to keep it looking fresh.
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China's Chery Considers Partnering With A US Automaker, Does Detroit Have Another Option?
With production tariffs and technology bans in place, Chinese automakers are having to get creative in an attempt to break into the U.S. car market.
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Cadillac's Escalade-V Collector Series Retails For $239,000, But Expect To Pay WAY More
The 2027 Cadillac Escalade-V Collector Series is a limited-edition model celebrating the brand's 125th birthday, but you might need an inside guy to get one.
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Move Over, Panda! Fiat's Next City Car Will Be Named The Koala
Fiat’s next big things will be surprisingly small and silent. Discover how two cutely named electric city cars are about to shake up Fiat's lineup.
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China's Zeekr Says It's Combating A Lack Of Brand Heritage In Europe With Value
Forget the badge on the grille. Geely-owned Zeekr looks to counter Europe’s legacy luxury icons by offering loaded tech at prices those brands can’t touch.
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2027 Ford Mustang Mach-E Gains Standard Extended Range, New Trail Package, And Better Price
Ford updated the Mach-E for 2027 with more standard range and a new Trail option for those not wanting to go full Rally.
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Future Volvos Will Have Door To Door Autonomy Thanks To Nvidia
Ready to go full nap mode from your driveway to destination? See how Volvo wants to hand the wheel over to a supercomputer for your next commute.
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Rivian Follows Tesla And Will Use Owners To Beta Test Autonomous Driving
Who knew owning a Rivian could open up an unpaid engineering internship? That's basically what this beta test of Rivian's self-driving system equates to.
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Subaru Brings Back The Manual Of The WRX STI, But Not For Us (Yet)
The current generation of the Subaru WRX gains the TY85 manual from the discontinued WRX STI with regular availability in the Japanese market.
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Fiat Dresses Up A 15-Year-Old City Car As An Autobianchi For A Good Reason
The Fiat Pandina gains a new Tributo Autobianchi flagship with unique trim and high-quality materials inside the cabin, evoking the spirit of the defunct brand
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