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In a stunning upset at the New York International Auto Show, the BMW iX3 secured a double victory, proving that traditional luxury and cutting-edge electric performance are a winning combination.

As 800V architecture shifts from luxury plaything to mainstream standard in the new Mercedes GLC EV, charging networks face a massive upgrade cycle to meet the demands of ultra-fast charging.

Tesla’s Q1 delivery slump signals a shift from production bottlenecks to a demand crisis. Can Elon Musk steer the EV giant back to growth, or is the competition finally pulling ahead?

Owner praises the Toyota minivan, which shows some wear and tear on the outside, but still runs strong after well over 500,000 miles on the “clock”, proving the brand still knows how to make cars that last.

The EV battery recycling debate heats up, but the much-feared wave of dead batteries is still years away.

Following the incident, the Genesis might need a new hood.

The latest reports from Japan affirm what we have been hearing about the next-generation Toyota GR86 being a hybrid.

Although some of these might seem minor, these features speak to Mazda’s obsessive attention to detail, as well as the company’s strife to go against the grain.

With the next-gen Supra also reportedly being a hybrid, won’t Toyota dilute its performance car lineup?

As Tata launches a $7,000 EV in India, the Global South becomes the new front in the electric transition—leaving legacy U.S. automakers struggling to compete on price and scale.

As Nvidia’s power-hungry chips engage in a thermal tug-of-war with EV batteries, range is becoming the first casualty of autonomy. Is it time for Qualcomm and AMD to take the wheel?

As range anxiety and charging gaps stall pure BEV adoption, the EREV is emerging as the pragmatic powerhouse, offering gas-free commuting with a high-voltage, total-range safety net for long hauls.

Infiniti’s new fastback SUV will get a V-6 engine, but not right away, and the price might become too high when it does.

Consumer Reports’ 2026 Top Picks marks a historic shift as every selection is now electrified. Explore how geopolitical strife and superior technology are finally driving the nail into the ICE coffin.

As the 2026 global oil shock sends gasoline prices skyrocketing, Chevrolet is resurrecting the Bolt. Starting under $29,000 with native NACS charging and LFP batteries, can this EV save GM?

Automakers promise your EV can power your home during an outage, but crushing hardware costs and utility red tape make bidirectional charging a frustrating hurdle. Here is the real story.

A Cybertruck owner says he was alarmed when his truck suddenly started swerving to the right while he was driving 72mph on FSD. After the second time the truck did this, he realized it was swerving to avoid a painted white arrow on the road.

The owner of a Ford Bronco Sport purchased “generic” all-terrain tires at a fantastic price. The ownership experience turned out to be anything but fantastic.

A Rivian owner's Facebook comment just exposed the one glaring mistake Tesla may have made that handed a startup billions of dollars in sales and sent loyal Tesla fans straight to a competitor, like the Rivian's R1S.

The 2025 Mazda CX-5's automatic brakes seem to be overreacting, according to the owner, as the explains they “slam” for no apparent reason.

The new Tesla Model Y base trim shows some obvious signs of penny-pinching, but oddly, Tesla did one big thing to make it better.

The project was done by a team of Japanese students and is based on a Mazda RX-8.

We have been hearing about a new Cuda for years, but now it’s certain that the name will accompany the official return of the Hemi V-8 Muscle car.

Tesla is adjusting its Cybertruck sales strategy following strong market response to the $59,990 entry-level model. Due to a surge in orders, the company has suspended the 48-hour test-drive program at most locations.

A long-time Chevy Bolt owner and an EV tester with decades of experience compare first drive notes - The last note for both is a problem.

A passionate fan of electric vehicles explains why he loves EVs but will never live with just battery-only vehicles. His explanation makes perfect sense to this expert EV tester.

In recent weeks, several early Tesla Cybertruck owners have experienced similar power-conversion system failures. Tesla has already issued a service bulletin; however, considering the number of failures, an official recall seems imminent.

The owner bought this rare Genesis Sedan V-8 for $2,500, but the car isn’t perfect, raising the question whether this is the bargain of the century or a potential money pit.

Honda may have made some questionable decisions lately, but here’s why these models are prime choices for families.

Gas is expensive and legacy auto is retreating, but Volvo’s new EX60 is a rare beacon of hope: the right EV, at the right size, right when we need it.