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This section of Torque News provides the latest auto news and updates from the car manufacturers. Every day number of news stories and editorials are published here that give our readers an overview of what is happening in the automotive industry. Read this section daily to find out about new cars, vehicle reviews and car pictures. Torque News is an automotive news website by Hareyan Publishing, LLC, dedicated to covering the latest news, reviews and opinions about the car industry.

By Denis Flierl on
Skip the dealer upcharges and focus on the real high-mileage risks. Our engineering deep dive identifies the top 5 mechanical failures tracking across fifth-generation Toyota RAV4 platforms past 100,000 miles and details your practical action plan.
By Denis Flierl on
A 2024 Toyota RAV4 owner was quoted $2,038.98 for a routine 30,000-mile service at a dealership. We break down the estimate to reveal the unnecessary upcharges, what Toyota actually requires, and how you can save over $1,700 on your next maintenance bill.
By Armen Hareyan on
While critics argue that electric vehicle charging times ruin long road trips, a New Jersey Chevy Equinox EV owner explains how this supposed downside actually solves one of the biggest dangers of highway driving.
By Noah Washington on
Chinese EVs do not need U.S. showrooms to shake up American used EV prices. Shoppers can already see cheaper, feature-packed models online, and that comparison may make older EVs on local lots feel overpriced.
By Noah Washington on
Lucid’s Air and Gravity start at the same price, but the choice is simple: 94 extra miles of range in the Air, or the Gravity’s seats, cargo space, towing, and easier Tesla Supercharger access.
By Denis Flierl on
Facing harsh shifting or "Cannot Replicate" dealer rejections in your 4th-Gen Toyota Tacoma? This Torque News action plan provides owners with the precise technical strategies, TSB navigation steps, and data-logging tools to force warranty repairs.
By Armen Hareyan on
A first-time truck buyer set out to buy a Toyota Tacoma, but two things about a used Nissan Frontier stopped him cold and eight months later he has zero regrets.
By Noah Washington on
Rivian's new animal-interaction patent describes a vehicle that can read a pet tag, adjust cabin settings, monitor movement, and treat the animal like a real occupant.
By John Goreham on
If you’re a V6 fan, be open to other options, and you may be surprised by how much better other powertrains can be.
By Denis Flierl on
Following our 2025 Tacoma owner investigation, Torque News delivers a mechanical teardown of the Nissan Frontier V6. Discover why its analog design excels in high-altitude environments and explore our practical long-term maintenance action plan.
By Denis Flierl on
A 7-time Toyota Tacoma owner outlines why he has major buyer’s remorse 15k miles into his 2025 model, revealing why the truck lacks the iconic "Toyota feel" and why he regrets not choosing the V6 Nissan Frontier's smoother, linear power delivery.
By Noah Washington on
The Rivian R2 may not beat the R1T or R1S on size, power, or presence. But for buyers who charge at home, park daily, and need fewer ownership headaches, it may be the Rivian that makes the most sense.
By Noah Washington on
A Rivian R1S owner towed an Airstream through the Sierra and logged every leg. The surprise was not that the range dropped. It was how useful a 140-mile planning floor became.
By Noah Washington on
Rivian's R2 software AMA made the sales pitch clearer: the SUV should improve after delivery. That is exciting, but buyers need to know which features are ready, which are on the roadmap, and which depend on future hardware.
By Armen Hareyan on
I liked this fresh video from Torque News so much that I decided to make its brief article version for our readers.
By Rob Enderle on
Converting a vintage automobile to electric power promises zero maintenance and endless torque, but staggering installation costs mean enthusiasts must patiently wait for the upcoming wave of standardized conversion kits.
By Rob Enderle on
As the American electric vehicle transition stalls against high interest rates and political uncertainty, we analyze which domestic automakers will thrive, barely survive, or completely collapse before the 2030 deadline
By Rob Enderle on
As electric vehicle sales slow in the United States and China, surging demand across Europe and emerging markets is permanently reshaping the global automotive ecosystem and determining who survives 2030.
By Rob Enderle on
Joby Aviation recently launched piloted demonstration flights between JFK and Manhattan. While the technology is thrilling, true mainstream adoption of flying cars demands unprecedented public testing and consumer trust.
By Rob Enderle on
The heavy-duty electric truck revolution has arrived, but a critical roadblock remains. Megawatt-level charging infrastructure is severely lagging behind the cutting-edge vehicles ready to electrify our global freight corridors.
By Rob Enderle on
The electric vehicle revolution is stalling at the apartment door. Millions of renters face a severe charging desert, demanding innovative infrastructure solutions and aggressive automaker strategies to unlock mass adoption.
By Denis Flierl on
A Torque News consumer watchdog report reveals how the 30-day legal lemon threshold can protect 2025 Honda CR-V Hybrid owners facing extensive backorders on the power steering rack and fuel injectors. Learn the step-by-step corporate escalation plan.
By Dimitar Angelov on
Toyota showed a concept that is said to preview the rebirth of the Stout pickup truck, and dealers are pushing for its production.
By Noah Washington on
The 2026 Camry SE nails the big Toyota promise: hybrid efficiency, space, and easy daily use. But six months in, the little things, CarPlay, seats, paint chips, and paid remote start, are what buyers should test.
By Noah Washington on
The new Bolt's missing CarPlay sounded like the dealbreaker. One early RS owner found a workaround in three days. The bigger problem may be simpler: the stereo just does not sound good enough.
By Denis Flierl on
A 2025 Honda CR-V Hybrid AWD owner faces back-to-back fuel injector and power steering rack failures under 23,000 miles. The Texas case highlights growing parts backorders, dealer loaner shortages, and critical questions about new-vehicle reliability.
By Mary Conway on
The street trucks all feature HEMIs with varying levels of horsepower, but they are shorter and faster than the current Ram 1500s.
By Noah Washington on
E85 looks healthier if you only count stations. Torque News checked AFDC station data, FuelEconomy vehicle files, and federal CAFE-credit language. The pump count kept rising, but new flex-fuel choices have narrowed into a small GM-heavy corner.
By Tinsae Aregay on
A Cybertruck owner ended up in jail after deliberately driving his truck into a lake to test out the truck’s “Wade Mode” feature. Regrettably, the truck died in the middle of the lake, and the driver was arrested after the incident.
By Aram Krajekian on
A Lucid Gravity GT went into turtle mode during its first drive home, raising questions about whether luxury EV buyers are becoming unpaid beta testers.