Get ready for a big EV push from Stellantis at CES 2023.

If you have a vehicle that does any sort of towing, you want to protect your trailer and its contents from would-be thieves. We have teamed up with the folks at Altor to give away the best trailer lock on the market – the Altor SAF Trailer lock.

CATL’s next latest battery manufacturing plant may end up in Michigan, or possibly Virginia.

Toyota wants to better the EV charging ecosystem. 

Mercedes-Benz is putting in the work to make its future offerings EV ready.

Lyft wants its fleet to be 100% electric by 2030.

The new CX-90 crossover will compete in a segment with a growing number of PHEV options.

Volvo’s confirmed that a baby Volvo EV crossover is coming next year.

Mercedes-Benz and Rivian are taking it slow, actually. Or, maybe calling it quits.

Let’s be real; speed is fun. And while we of course can’t condone routinely, flagrantly ignoring the posted speed limit every time you get behind the wheel, we know how it goes. You take the long way home from work one day, hop onto your favorite local switchback, and decide to open ‘er up. Suddenly, you glance down at the speedometer and find that you’re trundling along at above legal speeds. Not a great time to come across local law enforcement, you decide, but before you even have a chance to lift off the pedal, you see the dreaded flashing red and blue lights in your rearview.

On this page, it’s two of the hottest luxury EV sport utility models on the scene today. The BMW iX vs Tesla Model X. 

Since Ford decided to resurrect the legendary Bronco name for an all-new rugged, offroad-capable sport utility vehicle, there’s been renewed interest in the Bronco’s long and storied lineage – and deservedly so, because the classic Ford Bronco is a true dream machine. Owners are treated to a handsome, maneuverable four-wheel-drive overlander with a custom ladder frame and a choice of plucky six- and eight-cylinder engine options. But as with any aging vehicle, the question with first-generation Ford Bronco ownership eventually becomes: how do you improve the reliability and drivability of the vehicle without ruining its character? The classic Ford Bronco is by this point half-a-century old, after all, and while Ford’s engineers did a remarkable job designing it, they were constrained to the technologies of the day: carburetors, point-style distributors, and the like.

One of the joys of the holiday season is the opportunity to see family and friends that live far away. Unfortunately, this often involves more than a simple journey of “over the river and through the wood.” Crowded highways are the new normal, resulting in greater exposure to potential accidents. Many drivers will be travelling in unfamiliar areas, which could lead to distractions from checking the GPS. Winter weather can be unpredictable, making the roads themselves dangerous, and there is always the unfortunate possibility that revelers will hit the road before they’ve completely sobered up. The best defense against unforeseen misfortune is preparedness. If you take the time to prepare your vehicle and make sure your coverage is up to date, you’ll be able to hit the road with confidence!

Would you want a manual-shifting EV? Lexus is developing one.

Hyundai is planning some upgrades to make its EVs even more efficient, courtesy of new tech from STMicroelectronics.

This ultra-boxy vehicle truly is a go-anywhere EV SUV.

Enthusiasts know the deal all too well. The number of manual transmission cars are disappearing at an alarming rate. 

If an F-150 Lightning ventures into the woods, will you hear it?

GM aims to close the charging equity gap in American and Canadian rural communities.

Volkswagen promises serious upgrades to its MEB EV platform.

Quite a few Ford dealers are ready to go the distance for an electrified future.

It’s not every day that Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Ontario Premier Doug Ford attend an automotive press conference.

Polestar enters the over-the-air, pay-to-upgrade arena.

The new AMG S-Class is the most powerful of its kind, ever.

Toyota’s next-generation C-HR will come with plug-in power.

Did you really think the Honda Civic Type R was going to be alone?

The EV van gets some tactical military upgrades.

Could this point to an upgrade in the North American Volvo C40 and XC40 recharge EVs?

Recently, we held a massive 2022 AutoGuide Compact SUV Comparison test presented by NRS Brakes. We’re now going to take a closer look at one of the entries in that massive match-up, the 2022 Subaru Forester Touring.

Could a price cut be coming to the Tesla Model Y and Model 3?

BMW’s new battery design could make for lighter, EVs that can go farther.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has crash tested the Polestar 2 and it has passed with flying colours.  

The Mustang Mach-E has been a hit.

When gearheads open their wallets and bank accounts for car upgrades, most of us have speed on the brain. New engine parts, power adders, and aero trickery are just a few of the categories we click when shopping for ways to improve our ride. But those of use with a few years behind the wheel know that better stopping power can sometimes be a better spend of money. To paraphrase an old Pirelli tag line, power is nothing without control.

The Clarity FCV won’t be the last fuel-cell vehicle from Honda.

The Scout revival is still happening, but it might have some help from a pretty big cell phone and electronics manufacturer – Foxconn.

After delays and troubles, the Lordstown truck is finally on its way.

All over its lineup, BMW is making big decisions that’s getting some big pushback.

After six whole years on the market, an update for the Tesla Model 3 might be around the corner. 

Truck, Truck, Truck. Young people really want EV trucks, especially from Toyota.

Mercedes-Benz dips its toes into the subscription-based performance upgrade race.

The Vietnamese EV startup’s first few vehicles are en route to North America.

Full self-driving for all, decreed Elon Musk.

Two of the latest all-electric SUVs to hit the market come from the same source. 

Underneath the bespoke bodywork is the most powerful six-cylinder BMW has ever produced. Just 50 examples of the 2023 BMW 3.0 CSL will be available.

BMW has shown for decades that compact vehicles don’t have to sacrifice fun, luxury, or prestige.

Could this Chinese design study preview a US-bound EV sedan from Chevrolet?

It’s a big milestone for the Sino-Swedish brand.

The Abarth 500 makes a return on the EV-only Fiat 500e nameplate.

Mazda’s Canadian EV plans start to take shape.

Did you know there is still a thriving Hot Hatch market in North America? 

Dominos branches out from e-bikes, to EVs.

Mom was perplexed.

It happens to – and sometimes sneaks up on – even the most conscientious of car owners: life gets busy and suddenly one finds their trusty vehicle needs a repair. Whether it’s the frustrating experience of twisting a car’s key and getting a fistful of no-go or the gradual wearing of a suspension part, just about every driver needs to sink some money into vehicle repair at some point.

Car enthusiasts want their automotive pride and joy to always look its best. 

According to the EPA, “greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from transportation account for about 27 percent of total U.S. greenhouse gas emissions, making it the largest contributor of U.S. GHG emissions.” And with almost 95% of American households owning at least one vehicle, it remains vital that American drivers—particularly those with traditional, gas-powered cars—try to adopt eco-friendly driving and car-care habits. The good news? It’s a lot easier than you might think.

More tech, more power, sharper looks: here’s the 2024 Subaru Impreza.

Hyundai continues the brand’s roll when it comes to the Ionic lineup of electric vehicles.

Nissan really wants to make the EV ownership process as painless as possible.

bZ Compact Concept does just what it says: previews a smaller, future Beyond Zero model to slot in under the bZ4X.