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New Porsche Cayenne EV Can Be Charged Wirelessly At Home
The electric Cayenne will have an optional inductive charger that can deliver 11 kW of power.
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Tesla's Robotaxi Tech Is So Revolutionary, It's Moving The 'Safety Monitor' To The Driver's Seat
If that's not robotaxi innovation, I don't know what is.
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Next-Generation BMW X5 Will Get Optional Hydrogen Powertrain In Addition To Gas, Diesel Or Full EV
BMW said that its plant in Steyr, Austria would produce the next-gen hydrogen drivetrains for serial production and that prototyping has already commenced.
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Electric Volkswagen ID Polo GTI Is Coming And Bringing A New EV Naming Scheme With It
The ID moniker is sticking around, but numbers are being dropped in favor of real names.
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MotorTrend Lived With A Tesla Model Y For 2 Years And Hated Every Second Of It
MotorTrend is about as apolitical as automotive media gets, and it just wrapped up a two-year test of its long-term Model Y. The conclusion? It sucked.
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Tesla's Big India Entry Sold Only 600 Cars
We're looking at Tesla's inauspicious start in India, as well as Acura's all-crossover future. We'll also look at how Hyundai is succeeding in the U.S. market.
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Whatever Happened To BMW's Laser Headlights?
Laser headlights sound cool, but in reality they may not be as great as you think for several reasons. Here's what happened to BMW's laser headlights.
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Audi Concept C Is A 'Radically Simple' Targa Roof Electric Sports Car Going Into Production In 2027
The production version of the Concept C will use the same platform as the Porsche 718 EV, and it should just like this show car.
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At $2,700, Is This 1993 Ford Tempo A Deal That's Hard To Beat?
Today's Tempo is described by its seller as having personality. Let's see if this old-school Ford still has what it takes to make an impression.
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The Modern Dodge Dart Wasn't A Bullseye But Owners Seem To Love It Anyway
Despite lingering on dealers' lots years after it was discontinued, the modern Dodge Dart wasn't such a loser. If you criticize it, you'll pay a price.
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These Cheap Used Cars Deliver Expensive Looks Without The Painful Price Tag
Searching for a budget-friendly used car that only looks expensive? Check out these vehicles with some luxurious features at an affordable price.
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For Ford, SHO Meant Fast — But What Did It Really Stand For?
Ford had put the SHO label on quite a few of its deemed performance models, but what does it actually mean? Here's everything you need to know.
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The Most Reliable New Truck Isn't A Ford Or Chevy (According To JD Power)
If you want to get the most reliable pickup truck possible, you should probably consult JD Power's list for 2025. Hint: The pick isn't a Ford or Chevy.
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Subaru's EyeSight Was Ahead Of Its Time, But Is It Falling Behind?
Subaru once was a pioneer with its EyeSight driver assistance package. Technology doesn't stand still, though. So Subaru is making moves to recover lost ground.
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Every Car Brand Ford Used To Own (But Sold Or Shut Down)
Ford has owned a host of other brands over a century-plus, both foreign marques and domestic ones. Some of them are well-known and some completely obscure.
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The Coal Scuttle: The Car That Started Aston Martin
Aston Martin's first car was a far cry from today's luxury Astons. But it has long since vanished, and historians would love to get their hands on it.
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2026 Volkswagen T-Roc Hybrid Will Be The Last New ICE-Only VW, And Luckily It Looks Good
As sendoffs for internal combustion go, Volkswagen could have done a whole lot worse.
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Facelifted Tesla Model Y Performance Isn't Exciting And Won't Save Tesla
Like everything else the company makes right now, the updated Model Y Performance is not going to move the needle for most people or the company's order books.
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2026 Porsche Macan EV Gets Lots Of Digital Goodies And 1,100 Pounds More Towing Capacity
A better digital key, fancy automated parking tech and in-car gaming are among the new tech features.
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I Need A Car That's Not A Chevy Cruze! What Should I Buy?
Mike's mom wants to replace her aging Cruze with something more rugged, but can Team Jalopnik agree on what that should be?
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Ineos Cuts Prices Across The Board To Juice Disappointing Sales Numbers
If everyone who insisted they'd buy a back-to-basics Defender style SUV actually went through with it, would Ineos be having these problems?
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Porsche Bailing On Making Its Own High-Performance Batteries Is A Good Thing
Porsche should be thankful that the marketplace has given it a good excuse to dodge the battery challenge and stick to what it does best.
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New VW Golf R Is Getting Audi Five-Cylinder For 25th Anniversary: Report
The hottest-est hatch is expected to arrive sometime in 2027, and it'll serve as a send-off to the pure gas-power Golf before it eventually goes electric.
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Porsche Wants To Stop Sharing A CEO With Volkswagen
We're looking at Porsche's push for a new CEO, as well as EU automakers' complaints that building green vehicles is just too hard.
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Tesla Plays Stupid Games, Wins Stupid Prizes
We're looking at how much Tesla spent to not settle a court case, as well as Stellantis' seemingly slowing down self-driving plans.
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Why The EJ20 Made The WRX A Legend, And Also A Bit Of A Headache
Subaru's EJ20 boxer engine aws one of the keys to the WRX's success. It's not without flaws, though, including a key part that often has malfunctioned.
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Does The Cadillac V Actually Stand For Anything?
There are plenty of internet theories about why Cadillac chose "V" for its performance division. Some say it means "velocity," but only one theory is true.
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