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Audi has announced it will unveil the all-new A2 this fall as the company's entry-level electric car.

Peugeot's new Turbo 100 engine is a turbocharged three-cylinder unit that ditches the dreaded wet belt in favor of a more durable timing chain.

Bentley confirmed that its first electric SUV will arrive before the end of the year, and it will be fully electric with no combustion retrofit.

Bentley reports an operating profit of €216 million or $249 million at current exchange rates, resulting in an operating return on sales of 8.3 percent.

The Audi Q9 will be a temporary flagship until a true replacement to the A8 arrives in the coming years.

Ferrari now offers a steering wheel upgrade for certain models that replaces the capacitive-touch steering wheel controls with physical ones.  

You can leave Defender 110 and Bronco Raptor owners stranded on the other side of a deep water crossing.

A new report says Buick will launch a sedan on General Motors' next-generation platform that it will share with the new Cadillac CT5. Here are the details.

The stamps honor the working-class Mexican American and Chicano communities of the American Southwest.

The Kia K4 now has a hatch option, and it's just as great a package as the sedan—provided you're looking for comfort, tech, and style, and less so driving joy.

With a fascinating design, a great turbocharged hybrid powertrain, and even more space and refinement, the second-generation Telluride is a home run.

BYD knocked Tesla out of the top spot when it comes to global EV sales, thanks, in part, to its entry-level models, superior tech, and government support.

Food might be just a small aspect of what makes road trips so enjoyable, but it can always be worth the stop.

Volvo is discontinuing the affordable EX30 in the U.S., and we want to know what cars deserve to be killed instead.

We're looking at Trump's latest method for killing off EV charging, Uber's latest plans for robotaxis and more.

As bad as teen drivers are on average, you'd think parents would be more worried about their safety.