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Mercedes-Benz Special Trucks presents a luxury Unimog with a 300-hp six-cylinder engine, premium interior, and SUV design. The show car will be tested in 2026.
Nissan will reveal the Z Nismo with a manual transmission at next month’s Tokyo Auto Salon, and this is what it looks like.
Kia has announced pricing for the 2026 K4 Hatchback, and it’s cheap. Learn about the available trims, options, and pricing here.
Ram has officially confirmed the name of its new mid-size truck. Welcome back the Dakota, which heads to production in 2027.
Lexus, Subaru and Toyota top the chartes, while EVs struggle. Here are the full reliability rankings from Consumer Reports.
The Pajero Evolution is the most successful vehicle in the history of the Dakar Rally. And now, it's been brought back to life. Watch the full video.
Sales of new cars with gas engines will continue in the European Union after 2035, but not everyone is satisfied with the decision to back away from EVs.
The GT50 was created by apprentices in Neckarsulm, and it does its iconic Audi forefathers proud. Here are all the details.
Jaguar has released preliminary details about its ostentatious EV, which will have three motors and standard 23-inch wheels. It'll do 400 miles on a single charge.
Jaguar admits that competing in the mainstream luxury segment failed, which is why the brand is moving upmarket. Here’s what the company said about its past mistakes.
Mercedes design boss leaves company Mercedes-Benz design boss, who oversaw the new SL, the AMG GT, and the iconic AMG SLR McLaren, is leaving the company after 28 years.
VW sales chief Martin Sander touts 'unprecedented launch activities' for 2026 when the electric Polo and other models will join the next ID.3 and ID.4.
Nissan aims to grow its Nismo portfolio from five to ten cars. To get there, it's considering teaming up with another automaker.
Lexus, Subaru and Toyota top the chartes, while EVs struggle. Here are the full reliability rankings from Consumer Reports.
Nissan will continue building the Altima compact sedan for another model year, but it’s more expensive to start with fewer trim choices. Here are all the details.
