Honda Could Build Ohio Hybrid Factory, But Here's The Catch

Nikkei outlines a $1,900,000 to $2,530,000 Honda Ohio hybrid plant, but Honda says its North American factory plans remain undecided.

Mazda Is A ‘Rebel With A Cause’ As Gas Engines Remain ‘Super Relevant’

Mazda isn't quite ready to give up on combustion engines, arguing that gasoline power still has plenty of life left.

Tesla Drops New Roadster Teaser, But The Real Surprise Is The Semi

The latest Tesla Roadster teaser focuses on its LED light bar while pricing, specs, and production timing remain unconfirmed by the company.

Land Rover Puts A 405-HP V8 Into Classic Defender, Seriously

Land Rover Defender 90 and 110 owners can unlock a 405-horsepower V8, suspension and brake upgrades, and specialist installation in selected markets.

Audi EV Sets Guinness Record With 831 Miles On A Single Charge

Audi’s slippery A6 Sportback E-Tron proves it can go way farther than its official range.

Renault Made A Rear-Wheel Drive Coupe You Can’t Buy

Once again, the French brand is absolutely nailing the retro game.

You Can Play Tetris In Six Volkswagen Cars, But You Will Pay

AirConsole turns parked Volkswagen Atlas, Tiguan, Golf and ID.Buzz models into multiplayer game hubs, but ongoing access depends on paid In-Vehicle Premium service.

Bentley Built Three One-Off Continentals For Sun, Earth, Moon

Bentley Mulliner crafts three Continental GT S and GTC S one-offs for Poland, themed around the Sun, Earth, and Moon with unchanged hybrid powertrains.

Subaru Drops Secret WRX And BRZ Specials On September 27

Limited 2027 Subaru WRX and BRZ editions debut at Boxerfest in Pennsylvania, with teasers hinting at big wings but not an STI comeback.

Toyota Could Launch Its First Extended-Range EV Soon

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

The Legendary Designer Behind The McLaren P1 Is Working On New REO Trucks

Frank Stephenson and his studio are crafting the REO Runabout T4X, T4C and S4C with simple hardware, right-to-repair features and long-term durability.

Rolls-Royce Is Slamming Nightingale’s Trunk 15,000 Times

Project Nightingale’s sideways-opening Piano Boot faces 15,000 test cycles as Rolls-Royce validates the electric two-seat Coachbuild on extreme global roads.

VW ID. Buzz Sets World Record With 92-Country Trip, No Technical Breakdowns

Record driver Rainer Zietlow covered 99,767 kilometers in a Volkswagen ID.Buzz, visiting 92 countries without a single technical breakdown.

2027 Hyundai Tucson XRT Breaks Cover Trying To Look Tough

The compact crossover gets an off-road attitude, making the mall parking lot feel like the great outdoors.

Toyota Is Installing 400,000 Robots, But Humans Still Matter

Toyota turns 400,000 factory robots into line partners that learn from takumi, aiming for higher build consistency without cutting human judgment.

Apple's New CEO Is A Car Guy. He Owns One Of The Rarest Porsches Ever Built

John Ternus reportedly takes his 700-horsepower Porsche 935 to Laguna Seca, where he has posted lap times under 1:40.

Jeremy Clarkson Is Selling Three Of His Most Famous Grand Tour Cars

Jeremy Clarkson is selling three memorable cars from The Grand Tour, including the Lancia he drove in his final episode of the show.

The Button Dacia Owners Use The Most Is Probably Not The One You're Thinking Of

No, it's not the start/stop button.

Watch Max Verstappen Pass 100 Karts In 14 Laps, Chaos Ensued

Starting 101st in Red Bull's Max vs 100, the Formula 1 champion sliced through the field in 14 laps and just 35 minutes.

BMW Hits Nine Million Cars, The Milestone Is A Velvet Orchid iX1

Regensburg's nine-millionth car, a Velvet Orchid II Metallic BMW iX1, marks the plant's flexible shift toward higher electric and electrified output.

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

Seven new cars are coming to Western markets, and six to China.

Rolls-Royce's First Abalone Phantom Took Nine Months To Make

Rolls-Royce Phantom Hummingbird uses intricate abalone shell marquetry and natural materials to push the brand’s bespoke cabin craftsmanship further.

The McLaren Artura Is Dying: Report

Woking's hybrid supercar might not be long for this world.

2028 Volvo XC60 And XC90 Debut With The Most Electric Range Of Any Plug-In Hybrids

Volvo's two best-selling plug-in hybrid models debut with over 70 miles of electric range.

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

A major supplier also wants to drastically cut meeting time.

Tesla Sets Roadster Reveal Date, RSVP Deadline Looms

Reservation holders head to Waco, Texas as Tesla stages the long-promised Roadster debut in prime evening viewing hours.

This Is The New BMW 3 Series Before You’re Supposed To See It

Weeks before its world premiere, the M350 xDrive has been spotted without camouflage.

Jeep Revives 1945 CJ-2A Look, Adds Just $115 To Your Rubicon

Jeep Wrangler JL-2A pairs Rubicon hardware with CJ-2A inspired paint, trim and cabin upgrades for a $4,995 package and $115 price premium.

Honda Just Became The First Automaker To Earn A Five-Star FIA Safety Rating

FIA’s Road Safety Index rates Honda’s global safety governance and strategy across 17 countries, not individual crash-test scores for specific cars or trucks.

Two Affordable Chryslers Could Start At $25,000

Arrow and Arrow Cross target about $25,000, reshaping Chrysler’s lineup below the Airflow and giving budget buyers two new crossover choices.

Mini's 1998 GT Costs More Than A Cooper S, But It Chooses Handling

Built on the Cooper C 2 Door with JCW hardware, the Mini 1998 GT revives the 1275 GT’s agile, driver-first attitude in a modern package.

2028 Volvo XC40 Debuts With A New Face And A Mild-Hybrid Powertrain

Volvo's compact SUV sees some nips and tucks, as well as some new safety features.

Sean Duffy Says Cut Ties With China, Ford Pushes Back, Sparks Rift

Ford Motor Company’s battery licensing deal and overseas joint ventures draw fresh scrutiny from Washington, raising questions for future US-built Ford models.

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.

This Banned Chinese Air Bag Inflator Just Killed An 11th Person In The US

NHTSA says DTN60DB inflators can turn routine crashes deadly, a serious concern for Chevrolet Malibu, Equinox, and Hyundai Sonata owners.

Final Toyota GR Supra MkV With VIN 99999 Heads To Barrett-Jackson

The one-of-one Toyota GR Supra MkV Final Edition crosses Barrett-Jackson’s block to benefit Paul Walker’s Reach Out WorldWide charity.

Amazon Cargo Jet Skids Off Runway, Stops Feet From Parked Tesla Cybercabs

Staged beside a Miami runway, Tesla Cybercabs avoided damage in a fatal overrun that is raising questions about robotaxi depot placement.

This Armored Grenadier Could Replace The British Army's Land Rovers

British Army Light Mobility Vehicle plans put the INEOS Grenadier EPV forward with STANAG 2 protection and a split French and UK production setup.

New Dacia Spring Revealed: Europe's Dirt-Cheap EV Gets A Glow-Up

Better than its predecessor in every way, the electric city car offers a lot of bang for the buck.

Audi A2 E-Tron Debuts As A Small EV With Seriously Big Range

More than 20 years after the original disappeared, Audi revives the A2 as an EV with up to 401 miles of WLTP range.

This Porsche 911 GT3 RS Became A Color-Matched Carbon Bike

Leon Bikes channels a Porsche 911 GT3 RS Weissach Package into a custom Olive Black bicycle for design-obsessed car and cycling enthusiasts.

Volkswagen Could Build Its First US Pickup Since 1984, Boardroom Talks Underway

Volkswagen floats body-on-frame SUVs and pickups for North America, with no confirmed platform, specs, or timing beyond a broad restructuring push.

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.

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.

Volkswagen Will Cut 50,000 Jobs And Slash Half Its Models By 2035

Future Plan 2030 slashes 50,000 additional jobs and half the lineup by 2035, reshaping Volkswagen Group plants and model choices for drivers.

Nearly Scrapped, Ford's Elusive One-Off V10 Mustang Roars Again

With more than 510 ponies at the wheels, this 'Stang can definitely run.

It's Official: Reborn Mitsubishi Pajero Will Add Compact And Small SUVs

The resurrected off-roader will sit at the top of a broader Pajero lineup.

2027 Polestar 4 SUV Breaks Cover, And Yes, It's Pretty Much A Wagon

The so-called SUV version is easier to live with thanks to its rear glass window.

Ford’s Affordable Fathom EV Truck Breaks Cover In Las Vegas

Las Vegas test mules preview Ford Fathom pricing, tech features, and timing on the Universal EV Platform before 2027 production ramps up.

The Mitsubishi Pajero Is Back To Take On The Toyota Land Cruiser

Mitsubishi’s legendary off-roader returns with a truck-based platform, seven seats, and serious 4WD hardware.

Mansory’s Bulletproof Cullinan Stops .44 Magnum, Now In US

Armored B4 protection, live-fire tested glass, and Mansory bodywork turn the Rolls-Royce Cullinan into a discreet fortress for high-profile passengers.

Slate's Compact Electric Pickup May Get A $3,000 High-Roof Cargo Kit

Reports suggest Slate Auto’s $25,000 electric pickup could gain a modular high roof cargo kit targeting trades, small businesses, and van-life buyers who need enclosed space, but the company has not officially confirmed the option.