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Audi’s Nuvolari Is an F1 Hybrid for the Road
Audi just revealed a near-production prototype of the Nuvolari, a hybrid supercar it claims was developed at a pace the company has never attempted before. Order books open in Europe this fall, with first deliveries slated for the first half…
The New Audi A6 Allroad Is Wider, Taller, and Plugged In
The Audi A6 allroad has always been the quiet rebel in Ingolstadt’s lineup — a wagon that whispers off-road credibility without screaming about it. The…
Audi A3 Gets a Brain Transplant for 2027
Audi just gutted the interior of its entire A3 lineup and rebuilt it around a curved panoramic display, a swarm-data-fed cruise control system, and a…
Ford Demolishes Its Iconic HQ to Build a 3.3M Sq Ft Campus
The wrecking ball is coming for the Glass House. Ford’s iconic 12-story headquarters in Dearborn, the building where every CEO since Henry Ford II made…
BMW’s 2027 X5 Hybrid Hedges Every Bet at $78,500
Forty-four miles of electric range. That’s what BMW is promising from the 2027 X5 xDrive50e plug-in hybrid, a five-mile improvement over the outgoing model and…
BMW’s Next X5 M Keeps the V-8. That’s the News.
BMW dropped the curtain on its fifth-generation X5 at the company’s Greenville, South Carolina facility today, and buried in the announcement was the detail enthusiasts…
The $73K Corvette Stingray Now Cracks 200 MPH
Once upon a time, 200 mph meant you were driving something with a six-figure Italian name on the hood. Now it means you’re driving the…
Audi’s Electric A4 Arrives in 2028 — Late and Swinging
Three years after Mercedes launched its electric C-Class and BMW rolled out the i3 sedan, Audi will finally show up to the fight. The electric…
Toyota Stumbles as Kia Steals the Spotlight
Toyota’s global sales fell 7.4 percent in May compared to a year ago, marking the fourth consecutive monthly decline for the world’s largest automaker. Supply…
Texas Is About to Dethrone California as America’s Car Capital
Less than one percentage point now separates the two largest new-vehicle retail markets in the United States. Texas, at 10.8 percent of national retail light-vehicle…