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Another Dacia with a quirky name, the Hipster is a festival of 90-degree angles. The brick-shaped city car gets a split tailgate and other neat features.

Dacia is giving the Sandero and Sandero Stepway a mid-cycle facelift, which extends to the Logan sedan and the Jogger wagon. There are changes inside and out.

The Dacia Spring finally cracks the 100-horsepower barrier courtesy of an upgraded electric motor. The diminutive EV also gets an LFP battery.

A new Lamborghini design study likely previews what the automaker’s future models could look like. Check out the slick concept here.

Kia's infamous hamster car is saying goodbye after a 16-year run. Kia has no plans to replace the Soul.

A new $10-billion investment from Stellantis could spawn a new Dodge V-8 muscle car as the company goes all in on internal combustion.

The stripped down entry-level Tesla Model Y's introduction might take place this week.

Experiencing a well-used McLaren 765LT reminded me that these cars aren't just about outright speed—they're about sensation.

This supercharged V8 street truck is a collaboration between Mopar and Fox Factory Vehicles.

With the F1 manufacturers' title in the bag, will McLaren continue to make questionable calls in the name of fairness? If so, who will get burned?

Kia is discontinuing the Soul after the 2025 model year, marking the end for another cheap compact in the U.S.

In a world where supercar companies are slinging high-performance SUVs, why are none rated for 200 mph yet? Physics.

Jeep would rather you not think about the fact that the Compass shares a platform with the Fiat 500L, but this display error makes it hard to ignore.

Porsche is rightfully proud of figuring out wireless charging for the Cayenne EV, but adding the tech to smaller models will be a challenge.

There were lots of bizarre cars that folks have customized, but these are some of my favorite answers.

Tesla seems to be on the precipice of something thoroughly unremarkable.