Alfa Romeo Giulia And Stelvio Refuse To Die, Get Another Update Instead Who said you can't teach an old dog new tricks? By Adrian Padeanu Oct 7 -
Bugatti Gets It: Screens Are Not Luxury Mate Rimac says Euro automakers shouldn't try to beat China at its own game because they'll lose. By Adrian Padeanu Oct 6 -
Mazda Still Builds A Truck, And It Will Even Make A New One The current BT-50 won't be the last Mazda pickup as the Japanese automaker plots a replacement. By Adrian Padeanu Oct 5 -
Mazda Knows People Don't Really Want An Electric Miata In today's shocking news, customers aren't asking for an electric MX-5. Instead, enthusiasts want the Miata to stay light and analog. By Adrian Padeanu Oct 5 -
Mercedes-Benz Likely To Escape US Ban Despite Nearly 20 Percent Chinese Ownership Mercedes-Benz faces questions over nearly 20 percent Chinese ownership as senators debate a 15 percent cutoff and possible waivers. By Brian Potter Oct 5 -
Stellantis CEO Sees A 'Huge Opportunity' For Cheap Cars The automaker plans to launch nine new models with prices starting under $40,000. By Anthony Alaniz Oct 3 -
Toyota Gets Its Domestic Rivals To Agree On Something: Car Quality Toyota, Honda, Mazda, Suzuki, and Mitsubishi are sharing ideas on quality standards in an unusual display of cooperation. By Adrian Padeanu Oct 2 -
Porsche Says It's Not Anti-EV. But The Gas Macan Is Coming Back Porsche's CEO outlines a mixed lineup, reviving the gas Macan and confirming no fully electric version of the 911. By Brian Potter Oct 2 -
Stellantis Boss: Quality Problems Are Being Fixed 'Very, Very, Very Quickly' The automotive giant has hired more than 2,000 engineers to tackle lingering quality issues. By Adrian Padeanu Oct 1 -
Toyota Wants To Take Its New Super-Luxury Century Brand Global Toyota is looking beyond Japan with Century, now a standalone sub-brand positioned above Lexus. By Adrian Padeanu Oct 1 -
White House Considers 90-Day Diesel Export Ban As Prices Surge Diesel prices above year-ago levels keep pressure on US drivers, small businesses, and fleets as export-ban talks continue without a signed policy. By Brian Potter Sep 30 -
Ford CEO Says Europe Is 'Too Late' To Stop Chinese Automakers Jim Farley cites Europe’s 12 percent Chinese market share as he outlines Ford’s mix of partnerships and direct competition in future EV plans. By Brian Potter Sep 30 -
Mazda Sees An Opportunity In Launching Even More Chinese-Built Cars The 6e and CX-6e could be joined by additional models as Mazda looks to expand its China-sourced EV lineup. By Adrian Padeanu Sep 29 -
Nissan Sounds The Alarm: Chinese Automakers Are Coming To North America It estimates that production of Chinese cars could start in Mexico in as little as 2-3 years. By Adrian Padeanu Sep 29 -
Forget Black: Ruby Red Is The Car Color Of 2027 Axalta’s 2027 Color of the Year is a deep ruby red with a subtle shimmer designed to give cars a more vibrant, jewel-like finish. By Brian Potter Sep 28 -
Trump Cuts 2031 Fuel Standard To 34.5 MPG, SUVs May Stay Dominant New CAFE rules cut the 2031 fleet target to 34.5 mpg, reshaping how US automakers balance trucks, hybrids, and future efficiency tech. By Brian Potter Sep 28 -
Toyoda Calls Rivals To Team Up, Not Fight, During Hall Of Fame Speech Akio Toyoda uses his Automotive Hall of Fame induction to press Toyota’s competitors for more cooperation in shaping the future of mobility. By Brian Potter Sep 28 -
Honda Could Build Ohio Hybrid Factory, But Here's The Catch Nikkei outlines a $1,900,000 to $2,530,000 Honda Ohio hybrid plant, but Honda says its North American factory plans remain undecided. By Brian Potter Sep 25 -
Mazda Is A ‘Rebel With A Cause’ As Gas Engines Remain ‘Super Relevant’ Mazda isn't quite ready to give up on combustion engines, arguing that gasoline power still has plenty of life left. By Adrian Padeanu Sep 25 -
Bentley Abandons 2030 EV Deadline, Keeps Gas Engines Alive Bentley Torcal leads a new strategy that keeps combustion and hybrid models in production while the brand slows its all-electric rollout. By Brian Potter Sep 24 -
EV Sales Plunge 31% In July, Hybrids Soar 86% July registrations show EV demand softening after credits ended as Toyota, Ford, and others pivot toward hybrids and extended-range electric models. By Brian Potter Sep 24 -
BMW Boss Questions Some Chinese Car Prices In Europe: 'Make No Business Sense' The head honcho in Munich warns that “incomprehensible pricing is dangerous.” By Adrian Padeanu Sep 23 -
Analyst Says Skoda Is The New Porsche Of VW Group, And The Data Backs It Up While Porsche's operating return on sales plunged, Skoda's held up at a significantly higher level. By Adrian Padeanu Sep 23 -
Mercedes Warns Two German Plants Could Close Unless Costs Drop Mercedes-Benz outlines conditional closure risk for one assembly plant and one powertrain site in Germany, tied directly to labor cost cuts. By Brian Potter Sep 22 -