Industry
TVR Is Back Again—And It Could Go Electric
A company called Charge Holdings has taken ownership of the TVR name with plans to revive the Griffith with an ‘electrified’ powertrain.
US Luxury Automotive Market Set to Surpass $200 Billion by 2035, Says BCG Study
A comprehensive Boston Consulting Group (BCG) study forecasts the US luxury automotive market to grow to $215 billion by 2035, driven by innovation, personalization, and rising consumer demand for exclusivity.
Semiconductor Shortages Threaten Car Production and Prices AGAIN!
Global supply chain issues and rising demand for automotive chips push car manufacturers toward potential shutdowns and price hikes.
Tesla Loses Key Executives Behind Cybertruck and Model Y Programs
Siddhant Awasthi, Tesla’s head of the Cybertruck and Model 3 programs, and Emmanuel Lamacchia, program manager for the Model Y, have both announced their departures after nearly eight years with the company. Their exits mark another big shakeup amid ongoi...
Citroën Reveals Bold New Logo and Brand Identity for a Modern Era
Citroën has unveiled a fresh brand identity inspired by its iconic 1919 logo. Featuring wider chevrons embraced by a smooth oval frame, the design marks a leap toward a dynamic and contemporary look. Alongside the new logo comes a vibrant color palette an...
Hyundai’s Next Big Bet? It’s India, Not China
Hyundai is shifting its global strategy, picking India—not China—as the company’s next major growth engine. With massive investments, new product launches, and a push into hybrids and EVs, Hyundai is betting big on the Indian market’s future.
UK Pay-Per-Mile Tax Explained: What Drivers Need to Know
The UK government is set to introduce a new pay-per-mile tax for electric vehicles, aiming to plug the gap left by falling fuel duty revenues. Here's how it will work and what it means for drivers.
Industry reacts: pay-per-mile tax on EVs 'entirely the wrong measure'
EV drivers could be charged 3p per mile as government looks to close a gap in its finances from fuel duty
Tesla Shareholders Face the Ultimate Decision: Approve Musk’s $1 Trillion Payday?
Tesla shareholders have cast their ballots on Elon Musk’s eye-popping $1 trillion compensation plan, a package promising the CEO an unprecedented payday if the company hits sky-high growth targets over the next decade.
Toyota's Sales Skyrocket in 2025
Toyota CFO Kenta Kon reveals the automaker is struggling to keep up with surging global demand, driven by booming hybrid sales and record vehicle deliveries.
Bob Laishley leaves Caterham as parent firm takes more control
Laishley most notably oversaw Caterham’s move to its “game-changing” new Dartford plant last year
Trump’s Policies Pushed Honda’s Electric Dreams Back Five Years
Honda’s electric vehicle plans have hit the brakes hard, with flagship EV launches delayed and investments scaled back thanks to shifting US policies and cooling EV demand.
Automakers Beg Trump To Extend North American Free Trade Deal Worth 'Tens Of Billions Of Dollars'
A cavalcade of automakers are telling the White House to extend the current North American free trade deal, Toyota finds a silver lining in rising US sales.
'We're Changing the Structure:' GM's Software Boss Steps Down Amid Major Overhaul
General Motors has made changes in who oversees the automaker’s software efforts, replacing a former Apple executive with Chief Product Officer. Here’s what we know.
Kia Enjoys Record-Breaking October Sales, Sets Pace for a Stellar Year
Korean automaker Kia continues its hot streak, posting its best October ever with 69,002 units sold in the US alone and strong growth in India. Fueled by popular SUVs and electrified models, Kia is on track for another record-breaking annual performance i...
Mazda’s Bold Bet: Carbon-Negative Cars Powered by Biofuel and Carbon Capture
Mazda aims to revolutionize combustion engines by pairing biofuels with onboard carbon-capture technology, targeting a net carbon-negative driving experience a new and exciting path to sustainability beyond electric vehicles.