David Miller writes about new cars, performance vehicles and the technology shaping the future of driving. His coverage ranges from new model announcements and manufacturer updates to performance developments, electric vehicles and the features appearing in the latest generation of cars.
Renault and Peugeot have each reimagined a legendary Group B hatchback as an electric hyper hatch, leaving enthusiasts with no obvious wrong choice.
Honda’s more extreme Civic Type R could be the upgrade sport compact enthusiasts have been waiting for.
The 2027 Mazda CX-5 gains useful technology and standard all-wheel drive while retaining the engaging driving character that defines the model.
Honda Racing Corporation has revealed the first performance and off-road accessories it plans to sell for Honda and Acura models, with availability scheduled to begin next March. The lineup includes lighter wheels and a specialized exhaust, while additional chassis, drivetrain, and braking upgrades are still being developed.
BMW has introduced a more discreet armored 7 Series aimed at customers who need protection from handgun fire without the extensive defenses of the automaker’s heavier Protection models.
With a two-speed transfer case and more trail-focused equipment, the new Trailhawk could give the revived Cherokee a credible off-road identity.
Mercedes-AMG has introduced the first high-riding model in its GT family, offering three electric powertrains, extreme acceleration and simulated combustion-engine sounds.
Automakers are replacing a familiar under-hood check with dashboard warnings and digital oil-level readings.
The Toyota RAV4 remains a popular compact SUV, but its value and capabilities face strong competition from five hybrid alternatives.
Tesla’s latest Roadster remains unconfirmed for production, but its dramatic debut included airborne stunts that few cars could match.
Renault has hinted that its striking electric 8 Gordini concept could eventually reach production, although the brand will first focus on launching and delivering the 5 Turbo 3E.
With three electric motors, an 85-kWh battery and extreme Group B-inspired bodywork, Peugeot’s E-T16 concept looks toward a high-performance electric future.
Honda’s refreshed subcompact SUV keeps its front-wheel-drive layout and naturally aspirated 1.5-liter engine, while gaining exterior revisions and more upscale cabin equipment.
Federal regulators are considering updates to vehicle lighting rules, with public comments and committee applications due November 9.
The swoopy electric crossover joins BMW’s Neue Klasse lineup with standard M Sport trim, dual-motor all-wheel drive, and a $66,200 starting price before destination charges.
The range-topping iX3 M60 xDrive features an upgraded rear motor, reaches 62 mph (100 km/h) in 3.9 seconds, and brings extensive chassis upgrades.
Audi says European demand for the new RS5 has far exceeded forecasts, with the Sedan and Avant already proving highly popular before their wider international rollout.
A battery fastener that may not be properly secured could cause a small number of Rivian R2s to lose power without warning.
Suzuki’s tiny electric hatchback is now available in Japan with factory-backed styling options, ahead of its planned arrival in Europe and the UK.
Japan’s Novel has introduced a range of Lexus GX 550 upgrades, from exterior bodywork to air filters, wheel nuts, and an improved audio system.
Mercedes is discontinuing several electrified models in the United States, including the EQE, AMG EQE, and Mercedes-Maybach EQS 680 SUV.
