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The new Jeep Compass looks pretty good and is available as with hybrid, plug-in hybrid or fully electric powertrains, but it might not be sold in the U.S.

Chevrolet's Silverado EV may not have been the first electric pickup on the market, but it turns out to be a real-world range beast.

The next-generation Audi RS5 has been spotted testing at the Nurburgring in sedan and wagon versions, both of which flaunt fat oval exhaust tips.

The new Audi A6 sedan and wagon PHEVs have as much as 66 miles (106 kilometers) of electric range and 362 horsepower from a plug-in hybrid four-cylinder engine.

Toyota introduced the new Corolla Hatchback FX Edition with special badging, new paint, and of course, awesome white wheels.

Stellantis spokesperson tells Motor1 that work on the new Compass for the United States has been paused, even though the Euro model debuted this week.

The latest trailer for Grand Theft Auto VI gives us an even better look of what the next installment of the iconic franchise will be like.

BMW will continue to develop limited-edition models for specific markets, which are significant cars to the brand.

The 2025 Ford Maverick starting price was increased and is now nearly $30,000 with destination fees included. Here's a rundown of other Maverick increases.

Cadillac plans to build just 25 Celestiqs this year. But they have yet to sell out. So if you want the $300,000 luxury car, you still have time.

Yugo is back! The company showed a new scale-model concept of its upcoming hatchback at the Car Design Event 2025 in Munich.

This color-changing Lamborghini Revuelto has a special paint from the automaker’s Ad Personam personalization program, and it’s for sale. Check it out.

Capacitive switches with haptic feedback replace all the buttons on the steering wheel and center stack in Jeep's new compact SUV.

White wheels are making a bit of a comeback on certain models, and they absolutely work on the standard Corolla hatchback.

You'll soon be able to drive faster through North Dakota, but you'll pay more if you get pulled over.

Normally quite a serious bunch, Sunday's unconventional Drivers' Parade may just have been the most we've seen all 20 Formula 1 drivers laugh.