2023 Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid Combines Fuel Economy, Utility

The ’23 Corolla Cross Hybrid brings solid fuel economy to the growing subcompact CUV category.

By David Kiley • April 14, 2023

Prius Prime Adds All-Electric Power to Sleeker, Peppier Prius

The ’23 Prius Prime gets both a flattering exterior makeover and an invigorated powertrain.

By David Kiley • April 13, 2023

India EV Market: Update 2023

In this GlobalAutoIndustry.com Audio Interview "India EV Market: Update 2023", Ron Hesse speaks with Nabeel Khan, Founding Editor of ETAuto.com, part of The Economic Times of India.

April 11, 2023

2023 Hyundai Ioniq 6 Combines Cool Style, High Efficiency

Hyundai’s latest battery-electric vehicle is a unique offering, not easy to come by in today’s sea of look-alikes.

By Christie Schweinsberg • April 11, 2023

Electric-Vehicle Charging Starts at the Dealership

It’s best to look for a partner that can take on the full scope of the project, from selecting and buying chargers, to navigating regulations and rebates, to installing and maintaining chargers. This will help keep costs in check, and your accountants will thank you.

By Rich McNulty • April 10, 2023

Ram 1500 REV Raises Range Stakes for BEV Pickups

The Ram 1500 REV won’t be the first electric truck on the market, but its range and towing numbers should make it very competitive.

By David Kiley • April 10, 2023

BlackBerry Invests to Boost Automotive AI Capabilities

Editor's note: This story is part of the WardsAuto digital archive, which may include content that was first published in print, or in different web layouts.BlackBerry is hoping to drive forward its AI automotive data capabilities with a strategic investment into Michigan specialist CerebrumX Lab...

By Paul Myles • April 7, 2023

Electrification Not Only Clean-Mobility Solution, Tavares Says

Consumers have demonstrated a preference for the automobile even though alternative modes of transport, such as public transportation and bicycles, have been around for more than a century, Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares says.

By Paul Myles • April 6, 2023

Genesis Shows CUV Coupe Concept at New York Auto Show

Genesis Motor Cars, the luxury brand from Hyundai, shows a concept CUV coupe at the New York auto show.

By David Kiley • April 5, 2023

Critical Battery Minerals May Help Nurture Canada’s EV Sector

Stellantis and Volkswagen plan EV battery plants for Ontario, while the Canadian government is developing more processing capacity for minerals critical for EV batteries.

By Keith Nuthall • April 5, 2023

Volkswagen Adds to BEV Cred With Capable ID.7 Sedan

Volkswagen’s sixth ID. model is planned for U.S. sale in 2024 at a price likely to range around $50,000.

By Greg Kable • April 4, 2023

2024 Subaru Impreza’s Makeover Keeps It a Remarkable Value

The ’24 redesigned Subaru Impreza has the best safety and reliability ratings in its segment.

By David Kiley • April 3, 2023

Jaguar F-Type 75 Grand Tourers Bow Out on Grand Note

The F-Type 75 is named for the 75th anniversary of Jaguar’s first motorsport victory, in 2025 – the year the storied British marque stops making cars powered by internal-combustion engines.

By Paul Myles • April 3, 2023

Canadian Vehicle Production on Upswing – at Least for Now

Inventories are rising as supply chains recover and more computer chips become available. Unfortunately, high interest rates and high inflation are curtailing demand, says Global Automakers of Canada President and CEO David Adams.

By Keith Nuthall • March 31, 2023

Both Vehicles, Charging Networks Vulnerable to Hacking

With the rise of EVs and autonomous driving systems, cyberhacks on vehicles and EV charging networks are also rising.

By David Kiley • March 30, 2023

Gas Pumps at Car Dealerships? No. Charging Stations? Yes

Dealers could “provide a major boost to the EV infrastructure,” says auto analyst Karl Brauer of iSeeCars.

By Steve Finlay • March 29, 2023

Ram’s Midsize Pickup Concept Aims At Hot Segment

Stellantis shows its dealers a midsize pickup that is more work-driven than off-roading like the Jeep Gladiator.

By David Kiley • March 28, 2023

Grand Highlander’s 2024 Makeover Solidifies ‘Mass-Premium’ Status

The ’24 Grand Highlander, which comes as a hybrid and has three rows of seats, should continue to make the Highlander franchise a winner for Toyota.

By David Kiley • March 27, 2023

Hummer SUV Bests Pickup Sibling Off-Road, But Less Range

Like NBA superstars LeBron James and Giannis Antetokounmpo, both the Hummer pickup and SUV are phenomenal performers and have their own specialized skills despite the size difference.

By Doug Newcomb • March 24, 2023

Pony Cars’ Ranks Thin as 6th-Gen Camaro Bows Out

While production is to end in January 2024, the 6th-gen Camaro will continue participating in NASCAR and other motorsports series, Chevrolet says.

By Jim Irwin • March 23, 2023

The Key to Winning the Red-Hot Electric Delivery Van Race

Companies that can capitalize on speed and scalability will have an outsized advantage in the race to decarbonize delivery.

By Steve Hornyak • March 23, 2023

Hornet Brings Sting to Dodge’s ‘American Muscle’ Tradition

The Dodge Hornet is built in Italy on the same Stellantis platform as the Alfa Romeo Tonale, but designers and engineers take steps through styling and unique powertrains to assure the Hornet carries on Dodge’s tradition as “America’s Performance Brand.”

By Bob Gritzinger • March 22, 2023

Hyundai Doosan to Scale Up H2 ICE Engines

Anticipating solid demand for hydrogen ICE engines for commercial vehicles, South Korea’s Hyundai Doosan plans to scale H2 engines in 2025.

By David Kiley • March 22, 2023

Smartphone Maker Xiaomi Launching BEV in 2024

The world’s third-largest smartphone manufacturer readies for entry into the automotive ranks.

By Greg Kable • March 21, 2023

Lexus Steers Into BEV Market With 2023 RZ

The Lexus electrified portfolio dates back to the ’04 RX 400h hybrid, but 2023 marks the brand’s first step into the burgeoning battery-electric market.

By Bob Gritzinger • March 13, 2023