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Chrysler is recalling more than 320,000 Jeep plug in hybrids after regulators flagged a battery defect that can fail and potentially cause a fire. The action affects two of the Full Article »
September looked like a last call rush for electric vehicles, and October showed the hangover. With the federal $7,500 EV tax credit ending at the close of September, shoppers who Full Article »
A new peer reviewed study is giving fresh clarity to a debate that refuses to die. While building an EV and its battery is energy intensive, researchers from Northern Arizona Full Article »
Hyundai is leaning into the off-road wave at SEMA with help from YouTube duo BigTime, and the result is a three-row EV that looks ready to chase sunset trails. The Full Article »
SEMA is built on big ideas and louder follow through, which is why the new Forsberg Racing NISMO GT-Z hits just right. Take the already serious Nissan Z NISMO, layer Full Article »
Subaru has not offered a true STI in the U.S. since the previous WRX STI signed off in 2021, but the brand just rolled out a duo that feels one Full Article »
SEMA is Mopar’s playground and this year the brand showed up ready to party. Headlining the booth inside the South Hall is a pair of fresh concepts that put a Full Article »
Lucid is gearing up to bring its most ambitious tech to a broader audience, confirming plans for a mid-size electric vehicle that targets Level 4 self-driving capability. The new model Full Article »
Rivian is closing a turbulent chapter with a proposed $250 million settlement tied to investor claims about pricing around its 2021 IPO. The company continues to deny wrongdoing, but the Full Article »
Some cars are collectible. A rare few are consequential. The 1934 Cadillac V-16 Fleetwood Town Sedan now being offered by M.S. Rau sits firmly in that second camp, a rolling Full Article »
Toyota is kicking off winter with an all new, sixth generation RAV4 that leans into what shoppers already love while pushing the small SUV into fresh territory. The big headline Full Article »
If you thought the age of outrageous combustion engines was over, Porsche would like a word. As first reported by Carbuzz, a newly surfaced patent outlines an internal combustion engine Full Article »
Every now and then an executive says the quiet part out loud. In a recent podcast appearance, GM President Mark Reuss admitted he wishes Cadillac did not have to end Full Article »
The hot hatch torch is burning bright. MotorTrend has awarded its 2026 Car of the Year to the Volkswagen Golf GTI and Golf R, a joint win that reminds everyone Full Article »
If you have walked a showroom lately, the stickers tell the story. The average transaction price for a new vehicle just climbed to $50,080 in September, the first time the Full Article »
