Toyota rolled out trucks, hybrids and special editions for its 2022 lineup at last week's media event at its North American headquarters, although the Corolla Cross was the star of the show.
All three new BMW BEVs will go on sale in the first quarter of 2022. The iX sports activity vehicle has an MSRP of $83,200, while the i4 eDrive40 starts at $55,400 and the i4 M50 at $65,900. And the iX M60 will arrive...
Toyota’s C-HR has struggled to keep pace in the booming Small CUV segment, lagging well behind the Subaru Crosstrek, Nissan Kicks, Kia Sportage, Chevy Trailblazer, Ford Bronco Sport, Honda HR-V, Hyundai Tucson and...
In one test, a school bus equipped with cellular vehicle-to-everything technology automatically sent out a signal to a nearby Audi e-tron. The bus driver did not need to take any special steps to trigger the...
The EV6 will be the first Kia to use the E-GMP platform, which also can be found in the Hyundai Ioniq 5 and future EVs from these brands and Genesis. Kia says the E-GMP is the world’s first 800V, multi-charging...
There has been unmistakable interest in a compact truck since the concept’s 2015 debut. Hyundai begins accepting early reservations in late April for the “segment-shattering” sport adventure truck.
The LF-Z Electrified, a sleek new battery-electric crossover concept full of near-future technologies, underscores what Lexus calls a “once-in-a-century transformation.”
Adrift in northern Michigan snow and slush, or drifting in Tanner Foust’s capable hands, the ’22 Golf R is the most-powerful yet, with 315 hp, 310 lb.-ft. of torque and a top speed of 155 mph.
When in-person events start up again, Kia will have an updated '22 Stinger to display. Three trims will be available when the refreshed Stinger launches this spring – GT-Line, GT1 and GT2 – and a special-edition...
To ensure battery supply for VW’s upcoming EVs, the automaker says it will establish six battery factories in Europe by decade’s end. First VW EVs with unified cell technologies will launch in 2023, and result should...
