Tesla’s German factory is running on empty
Giga Berlin has a theoretical capacity of 500,000 units, yet Tesla only delivered 235,322 models in Europe in 2025.
Hyundai Motor Group’s 2026 plan is part philosophy, part sci-fi
Hyundai wants to build a tech-heavy ecosystem where your vehicle is defined more by its software than its spark plugs.
The American PHEV purge: Stellantis abandons hybrid life
Its' like when you're firing your star player after a winning season: Stellantis is retiring the Jeep Wrangler 4xe.
Quebec Court slams FCA Canada over breaking Fiat 500 handles
If you’ve already paid out of pocket to fix your Fiat 500's hardware, the deal includes full reimbursement of repair costs.
Honda’s racing divison just turned the Civic Type R into a track monster
Honda Racing Corporation, the geniuses usually busy winning world championships, has finally decided to spice up your daily commute.
Toyota Gazoo Racing’s “secret project”: how Akio Toyoda just pranked the world
Akio Toyoda’s smile whenever pressed for details isn't just a quirk. It's a calculated part of Toyota's mission.
Maserati runs with the Olympic Flame to launch the Cristallo Edition
To mark properly the occasion, the brand pulled the silk off the new Maserati Grecale Cristallo Special Edition.
Jeep’s Belgian blitz with Black Edition Avenger and Compass 4xe
As Fabio Catone, Head of Jeep Europe, noted, the goal for 2026 is to consolidate the "solid results" of 2025.
Are you rich enough? The hidden math behind Ford’s new deductions
You’ll have to stick to the "pure" Americans. The Ford Mustang, Bronco, F-150, Explorer, or heavy-duty like the Super Duty and Transit.
Elon Musk promises the most “unforgettable” Tesla Roadster launch ever
Musk is tossing gasoline on the fire regarding the car's capabilities. He claims the Tesla Roadster is "crazier than any James Bond car".
Ford’s new electric engines will be the cheapest on Earth
Doug Field, Ford's EV chief and a veteran of Tesla and Apple, claims this team is designing the world’s cheapest electric motors.
Musk’s rookie mistake: How a French company stole the “Cybercab” name from Tesla
New filings from the United States Patent and Trademark Office reveal that Tesla does not actually own the rights to the name Cybercab.
The ZEV mandate victim: will the Jeep Wrangler come back in the UK?
There’s no firm date for the UK arrival of the Jeep Recon (the electric Wrangler sibling), the new Cherokee, or the Wagoneer S.
Ford promises a Level 3 autonomous future (eventually) by 2028
Ford claims they can deliver these advanced capabilities at a 30% lower cost than buying from outside suppliers.
One-owner unicorn: people are fighting over this 1971 Dodge Dart Demon
Hundreds of potential buyers are currently sharpening their digital blades to fight for a Dart that spent its life with just one person.
Tokyo Auto Salon’s best build: the Toyota GT86 as a AE86 tribute
Here we have the Neo86, a heavily modified Toyota GT86 that looks like it stepped out of a time machine fueled by 1980s nostalgia.
Will the new Alfa Romeo Giulia actually arrive before the next decade?
We might get some official clarity later this year, but for now, the new Alfa Romeo Giulia exists primarily in the hearts of fans.
BMW-Bosch dream, what’s the real lab for the hydrogen future
With thousands of Bosch-powered trucks already roaming the globe, the hydrogen revolution isn't waiting for a supercar.
Winners and losers in 2025, inside the brutal battle for American sales supremacy
Stellantis is still wandering through a dark tunnel, with deliveries down 3% to 1.26 million. Hopes on new Dodge, Jeep, and Ram models.
This stunning Alfa Romeo mid-engine concept might be the Corvette killer
Alfa Romeo needs to sell SUVs, but the success of the limited-edition 33 Stradale proves there is still time for high-performance "surprises".
The Afeela 1 is finally real, but Sony and Honda have something else to reveal
The Honda Sony Afeela Prototype 2026 is a sleek SUV coupe that mirrors the design language of its sedan sibling.
Windsor’s secret weapon: the Grand Caravan and Pacifica are saving Stellantis
Stellantis Canada confirmed that these vehicles have firmly consolidated their position as the dominant force in the national market.
Toyota’s 2025 North American dominance: the sedan isn’t dead
In a scenario of oversized SUVs, Toyota is betting that a sensible sedan at the right price is the ultimate "flex".
Good news for Chrysler: minivans are quietly crushing SUVs
Fortunately for them, the Chrysler Pacifica and the budget-friendly Chrysler Voyager found 125,798 buyers in 2025.