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Lamborghini is marking 55 years of the Super Veloce badge as the hybrid Revuelto SV heads to production. Here's what five generations of SV actually have in common — and what changed.
Three of Mercedes' freshly updated flagships are wrapping up the African leg of a 140-stop global drive — sharing roads with elephants, baobabs, and a few well-traveled classics.
Tesla put European Semi numbers on the record on September 11, and Hannover filled in two more: trucks from Nevada and more than 100 Megacharger stalls in six countries, with deliveries targeted by the end of 2027. The price in euros is still blank.
Porsche's Sonderwunsch division spent three years turning one customer's 911 GT2 RS into a street-legal 935 tribute — complete with crash simulations and a 93,200-mile wing endurance test.
Nissan engineers scan real bottles, build dozens of mock-ups, and lap a proving ground with water-filled tumblers — because cupholders now move J.D. Power quality scores.
Stellantis has put the name on a slide, promised V8s and an SRT badge, and shown nothing. Here's the paper trail — and the 777-hp story that isn't part of it.
Two rounds of spy photos show a wide-body RX on Brembos and staggered Michelins. Everything else — the name, the 500-to-600-hp figure, and 2028 — is still unconfirmed.
With Mercedes pausing Drive Pilot, no eyes-off system is on sale in the US. GM's automated driving lead explains the data strategy meant to fill that gap by 2028.
Automotive News says dealers have seen a lifted, off-road Mustang called Baja. Ford has said nothing. Here is every claim, sorted by what it actually rests on.
Mitsubishi's first Gallery showroom is open near Nashville — a mall-style store run by a franchise dealer, where browsing starts on-site and the sale finishes elsewhere.
Since Friday evening any Robotaxi app user in Austin can book the two-seater with no steering wheel. Early receipts put fares well below a Model Y ride, while NHTSA is already auditing how Tesla certified the car.
The redesigned three-row SUV aced every IIHS crash test, but the award skips early-production models that shipped with weaker headlights.
Brayton Williams and coach Daniel Morad turned a June penalty heartbreak into a 6.4-second Pro-Am victory in a race that eliminated nine of 23 starters.
After Dark, a $595 deep metallic blue, becomes the ninth color for the 2027 Durango — arriving just a month after Redeye as Dodge leans on paint to keep its best-selling model in the news.
Two Gold, two Bronze, and six Finalist nods at the 2026 IDEA Awards — with the biggest wins going to an electric rickshaw duo and a restaurant book, not a car.
Subaru moved 62,028 vehicles in August, up 1.3 percent — but nearly all of it came from gas crossovers, while the Solterra fell 87 percent and the Legacy sold five cars.
A rain-scrambled doubleheader handed the team's vinyl crew a 6 AM start and two complete rewraps of Nolan Siegel's No. 6 — on the day Pato O'Ward swept both races.
Kia America's 83,793 August deliveries are the most it has ever sold in a month — powered by a 99-percent hybrid surge while the brand's own EVs keep sliding.
The blacked-out package costs $1,695 on Laramie and $2,195 on Big Horn, opens for orders in the fourth quarter, and debuts this week at the Farm Progress Show in Iowa.
The turbocharged NX 350 is gone, the 450h+ gains a 23-kWh pack and DC fast charging, and every grade gets a redesigned cabin with a 14-inch screen. Pricing is still to come.