Toyota is preparing a specially equipped bZ electric crossover for Waymo’s driverless ride-hailing fleet, with operations planned to begin in Japan in 2027 before expanding to the UK and other supported markets.
Nissan’s SEMA lineup now totals six concepts, led by an especially radical open-top Armada built for extreme off-roading.
Xpeng has revealed a striking new flagship SUV for Europe, offering battery-electric and range-extender powertrains as Chinese automakers expand their challenge to established brands.
A heavily altered Corolla Cross mule appears to be hiding Toyota’s smaller next-generation electric vehicle platform.
Land Rover is positioning the all-new Range Rover GT as a genuine grand tourer, despite its crossover-like shape and ability to venture off-road.
Audi will spend approximately $4 billion on a new Georgia manufacturing plant, its first production facility in the United States, as tariffs accelerate the German automaker’s move toward local production.
The restriction appears to be linked to concerns that vehicle cameras and sensors could record sensitive information and transmit it back to China.
Volvo is expanding its partnership with Nvidia to develop autonomous-driving systems capable of handling journeys from a vehicle’s starting point to its destination, including highways and busy city streets.
These three-row SUVs combine family-friendly space with serious trailer-hauling capability.
Volkswagen has owned Bentley since 1998, but the luxury marque remains closely tied to its historic Crewe factory, where its current models are assembled in England despite their extensive German engineering and component links.
Avatr has not yet launched in Europe, but the Chinese automaker is preparing its arrival from a global design center in Munich, Germany.
An Indonesian owner transformed a Suzuki Swift into a distinctive two-seat-style replica inspired by the first-generation Mini Coupe.
BYD has responded to an Australian documentary’s claims about security weaknesses in the popular Shark 6 plug-in hybrid pickup, explaining how the vehicle’s systems were accessed and outlining software and hardware fixes.
California now requires licensed dealers to offer a three-day cancellation period on qualifying used-car purchases and leases, while also imposing clearer pricing and add-on requirements.
Ford has introduced the 2027 Everest Wolftrak in Australia, replacing the Wildtrak with distinctive new styling, additional color choices, and standard equipment for towing.