Author: Jason Cooper
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Porsche Cayenne Turbo Electric Tops SUV Performance Tests
The Porsche Cayenne Turbo Electric has delivered standout performance in recent testing, posting acceleration, braking, and handling results that surpassed every SUV previously tested by Car and Driver. The all-electric performance SUV also outpaced several high-performance sports cars, highlighting the capabilities of Porsche’s most powerful Cayenne. Porsche Cayenne Turbo Electric Exceeds Factory Estimates Electric vehicles…
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Ferrari Says Carbon-Neutral Fuels Support 2030 Climate Goal
Ferrari says carbon-neutral fuels will play an important role in its strategy to reduce carbon emissions while continuing to develop combustion engines. Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna said the company has already tested multiple carbon-neutral fuels, with results showing strong engine performance as the automaker works toward its goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2030. Ferrari…
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Isuzu Trooper Became the Auto Industry’s Most Rebadged SUV
The Isuzu Trooper stands out as one of the most extensively rebadged vehicles ever produced, serving as the foundation for numerous models sold under multiple automotive brands around the world. Originally introduced as a rugged, practical SUV, the Trooper was adapted for mainstream, budget, and luxury marques across a wide range of international markets. What…
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Lamborghini Start/Stop Switch Keeps the Brand’s Signature Drama
Lamborghini says its distinctive fighter jet-inspired start/stop switch remains a key part of the driving experience, even if it slightly lengthens the engine-start sequence. According to design director Mitja Borkert, the feature helps create an emotional connection for drivers while reinforcing the brand’s identity across its lineup. A Start Sequence Designed to Create Emotion Speaking…
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Used 2022 Genesis GV70 Offers Luxury Value After Four Years
The 2022 Genesis GV70 has become an appealing option in the used luxury SUV market after several years of depreciation lowered its average price to around $31,000. While pricing varies depending on trim level, mileage, condition, accident history, location, and equipment packages, buyers can now find a premium crossover with a distinctive interior at a…
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Only Three Japanese Naturally Aspirated V6 Engines Remain in the U.S.
The naturally aspirated Japanese V6 is becoming increasingly rare in the U.S. market as automakers continue shifting toward turbocharged four-cylinder engines and hybrid powertrains. Today, only Toyota, Honda, and Nissan still offer naturally aspirated V6 engines in the United States, marking the final chapter for a powertrain that once defined many midsize and full-size vehicles.…
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Chevrolet EV Lineup Faces Uncertainty as GM Shifts Strategy
Chevrolet continues to offer a range of electric vehicles despite General Motors shifting greater attention back toward internal combustion engines. While the automaker is preparing to launch the redesigned 2027 Chevrolet Bolt, questions remain about the long-term future of Chevrolet’s EV lineup as market conditions and company priorities evolve. Chevrolet Continues EV Expansion Amid Changing…
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Audi Confirms Hybrid Models Are Coming to the U.S.
Audi plans to introduce hybrid models to its U.S. lineup as the automaker responds to declining sales and limited electrified offerings. Audi of America President Vito Paladino said the company is evaluating which segments and models should receive hybrid power as it works to expand its portfolio. Audi Looks to Expand Its Hybrid Lineup After…
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BMW Reassesses Future Models as Sales and Profits Decline
BMW is reviewing its future product strategy after reporting lower sales and, more importantly, lower profits during the first half of the year. According to new CEO Milan Nedeljković, the company is taking a cautious approach by reevaluating technologies, model variants, and drivetrains, even as it remains the world’s best-selling luxury brand. BMW Responds to…
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Elon Musk Rejects Tesla-SpaceX Merger Report as Fake News
Elon Musk has dismissed reports suggesting Tesla was exploring a merger with SpaceX, rejecting claims that the electric vehicle maker considered separating its China business to make such a deal possible. The comments came after speculation followed SpaceX’s public debut in June 2026, with Musk calling the reported discussions “fake news.” Tesla Expands Beyond Electric…
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