Ferrari’s chairman has said a conversation with Amazon founder Jeff Bezos in 2016 helped move the marque towards building an electric vehicle, tying the Luce to an unlikely influence.
A proposal involving high-sulfur dyed diesel faces a basic regulatory obstacle: without a written change in the EPA's position, the fuel remains unauthorised for use on US roads.
Mitsubishi’s badge-engineered Eclipse Sportback arrives with a starting price close to $40,000, putting it above the Nissan Leaf and sharpening questions over its value in the EV market.
Audi has received an unexpectedly strong response from European buyers for the new RS5, with interest building before the performance model reaches global markets.
Rivian has recalled a small number of R2 electric vehicles after identifying a loose connection that could interrupt drive power, creating a potential safety concern for affected owners.
A stolen Chevrolet Corvette C7 has been recovered after spending years underwater, offering a stark reminder that a clean-looking exterior can conceal severe damage to a vehicle’s electrical and safety systems.
A federal circuit judge has ruled that tracking a vehicle through license plate reader data for a month without a warrant was unconstitutional, raising fresh questions over police access to automated vehicle-location records.
Unifor is preparing members for a mid-October strike vote in its dispute with Stellantis, saying industrial action remains a last resort but pledging to defend Brampton Assembly’s future.
California has enacted SB 1406, giving state authorities additional tools to pursue unpaid taxes linked to vehicles registered through out-of-state shell entities, including structures associated with Montana.
Hyundai is reportedly developing Ioniq 4 and Ioniq 7 electric vehicles, with the mid-size Ioniq 7 SUV expected to use the brand's established 800-volt electrical architecture.
A 1991 Cadillac Brougham listed at $23,500 is drawing attention for its exceptionally vivid red cabin, though the asking price may test buyers’ appetite for classic American luxury.
Jeep has released a cryptic preview ahead of a Paris appearance, yet available information suggests drivers should not expect a new concept vehicle or production SUV.
Racing careers rarely follow a straight line. Some drivers leave competition while their speed and experience still suggest they could challenge for results if the right opportunity emerged.
Higher petrol prices have not translated into stronger electric-vehicle demand in the United States, where sales pressure also extends to large pickups and luxury SUVs.
An off-road Mazda Miata known as Buddy is set for its Mexican racing debut in Baja, where its driver returns with experience in several other competition classes.
Boeing has won the U.S. Navy contract for the F/A-XX, placing the company at the centre of sixth-generation fighter production for every U.S. military service branch.
JLR unveiled the electric Jaguar Type 01 in New York on October 7, 2026. The company describes the four-door GT as its most powerful and aerodynamic Jaguar yet, with production scheduled for 2027.
A reported hardcore Ferrari 296 variant could drop hybrid assistance in favour of a V6-only driving experience, positioning it as a more focused road-going model than the 296 Speciale.
German police fleets already use BMW 5 Series Touring models, but an M5 Touring in police specification brings a far more dramatic edge to the familiar patrol-wagon format.
A reader-led exercise on building an automotive company with unlimited capital drew ideas ranging from reviving familiar marques to creating vehicles that would radically widen the limits of road transport.
Gunther Werks is building only 75 examples of a radical Turbo based on the 993 platform, positioning the limited-run model as a machine designed to challenge far newer supercars.