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Toyota Could Launch Its First Extended-Range EV Soon

Toyota's first EREV is reportedly set to enter production in China next year.

Sep 22 -

Volkswagen Group Warns 'We Have No Time To Lose' As Problems Worsen

VW is cutting costs, slashing jobs, and lowering its profit outlook as China, EVs, and Germany's high costs pile on the pressure.

Sep 21 -

For The First Time In Six Years, Ford Won't Win North American Truck Of The Year

NACTOY’s 2027 truck shortlist skips the Ford F-150, spotlighting Slate, Ram, and GM instead.

Sep 18 -

Hyundai CEO: Chinese Cars Could Crush US Market Without Guardrails

Jose Munoz argues Chinese brands could erode US margins like Europe unless tariffs and strict market-access rules stay firmly in place.

Sep 18 -

McLaren Wants A Lightweight SUV, But Hasn't Decided What It'll Be Made Of

Aluminum or carbon fiber?

Sep 17 -

Volvo's Biggest Product Offensive Ever: 13 New Cars By 2030

Sedans and wagons are possible.

Sep 17 -

Jaguar Land Rover Plans US Defender Pickup Built With Stellantis, Sources Say

Jaguar Land Rover and Stellantis are weighing a Defender pickup built in the US, avoiding tariffs while key platform and timing decisions remain open.

Sep 15 -

Toyota's Secret To Cutting Costs Is Surprisingly Simple: Build Fewer Parts

A major supplier also wants to drastically cut meeting time.

Sep 15 -

Trump Opens Door To Chinese Car Plants In The US Before Xi Visit

Trump signals he could accept Chinese automakers building US plants with American workers while still blocking Chinese-built vehicle imports.

Sep 14 -

These Are The Car Brands Most Likely To Reach 250,000 Miles

Cars from this brand have nearly a 20 percent chance of reaching a quarter-million miles.

Sep 10 -

Mary Barra Says EVs Are Still GM's Endgame

GM leans on profitable trucks and SUVs while Mary Barra keeps its electric vehicle strategy aimed at batteries, software, and charging upgrades.

Sep 10 -

Hyundai Wants To XRT All The Things With Rugged Model Offensive

Dedicated off-roaders could crown the lineup.

Sep 9 -

Range Rover Isn’t Chasing More Sales. It's Chasing Wealthier Buyers

Range Rover takes a Rolls-Royce turn, prioritizing higher profit margins over volume.

Sep 9 -

'Search Is Dead:' TrueCar's CEO Thinks Car Shopping Is About To Change In A Major Way

TrueCar is betting that car shoppers would rather use an app than spend hours researching vehicles across the web.

Sep 8 -

NHTSA Opens Audit Into Tesla Cybercab Hours After Austin Ride Launch

NHTSA is auditing how Tesla self-certified the steering-wheel-free Cybercab under existing US safety standards for automated robotaxis.

Sep 7 -

Bentley Used To Outsell Rolls-Royce By 3 To 1. Not Anymore

Rolls-Royce has steadily narrowed the sales gap with Bentley, thanks in large part to its move further upmarket and the runaway success of the Cullinan.

Sep 5 -

Automakers Tell Congress To Ban Chinese Connected Cars, Permanently

The Alliance for Automotive Innovation urges Congress to turn temporary Commerce rules and steep tariffs into permanent law restricting Chinese connected vehicles.

Sep 4 -

Americans Give A Shift: Half Of BMW M2s Are Manuals

BMW's smallest M car with a third pedal has a 50 percent take rate in the United States.

Sep 4 -

Honda Wants ‘Extremely Large’ Cost Cuts, More Chinese Parts

The Japanese company is looking to slash more than $9 billion in supplier costs by 2030.

Sep 4 -

Winners And Losers From August Auto Sales

Affordable models and hybrids continue to return record sales for several automakers while EV sales cratered.

Sep 3 -

Audi Boss: The More Expensive The Car, The More Buyers Want A Gas Engine

The Four Rings have abandoned their plans to go completely electric by 2032.

Sep 3 -

Porsche Wants To Sell Manual Cars Until They’re Outlawed

But don't expect a hybrid 911 with a manual, at least not yet.

Aug 28 -

Honda Dismisses Rumors Of Making Body-On-Frame Models With Nissan

Honda doesn't sell any ladder-frame vehicles, and apparently that won't change anytime soon.

Aug 28 -

China Recalls Millions, Europe Says Tesla Door Handles Are Fine

European regulator RDW keeps monitoring Tesla’s retractable door handles, applying strict failure-mode safety tests instead of immediately ordering a recall.

Aug 28 -