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Chrysler is recalling a bunch of minivans after identifying a potentially defective brake pedal position sensor that can disable an essential system. The affected population covers 2025 and 2026 model year Pacifica and Voyager people carriers, along with a small group of plug-in hybrid Pacificas. As per the recall documentation filed with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the … [Read more...]

Molsheim's latest hypercar is the hypercar to rule them all, a series-production model that refuses to compromise through downsizing. As the industry tackles increasingly stringent emission and noise regulations, Bugatti is flipping the bird to convention. The French automaker unceremoniously dropped the 8.0-liter turbo W16 for a free-breathing V16 with 8.3 liters to its name, and this was … [Read more...]

Rivian is rolling out one of the most anticipated software updates for its vehicles. For R1S and R1T owners, the 2026.31 update will be like buying a new car, thanks to the vastly improved RivianOS 2 software. Meanwhile, all vehicles will get Google Maps and Waze user reports on police presence and speed cameras along the route. Ever since deliveries of the R2 debuted, the Rivian software team … [Read more...]

The suits in Wolfsburg have spoken, and the message is clear. Instead of corporate excess, overlapping product lines, and underperforming assembly lines, the Volkswagen Group is aiming to make everything more efficient, saving billions of euros in the process. Unfortunately, the "Future Plan 2030" strategy will also bring shuttered plants and significant layoffs. Following months of political … [Read more...]

If there is one thing that family-oriented sport utility vehicle customers value above all else, that would be uncompromised safety. Kia is aware of this, which is why the second-generation Telluride has been engineered to ace the most stringent crash tests in the industry. As confirmed by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, the all-new Telluride has officially earned the 2026 Top … [Read more...]

Each year, manufacturers from all over Europe gather at the 2026 Dusseldorf Caravan Salon to showcase what they have in mind for the following year in terms of upgrades and new models of RVs. With them come manufacturers from Turkey and China, and they always end up being the stars of the show despite being fewer in number. &... … [Read more...]

Exceptionally low miles. Original parts. Survivor condition. Rare find. These are the words the seller of this 1974 Chevrolet Camaro LT is using to describe the car, trying to convince someone to take it home and give it the refresh it needs.... … [Read more...]

No fewer than 151,076 vehicles are being recalled in China by the folks at BMW, covering everything from the compact 2 Series all the way to the 7 Series. The starter motors in these vehicles can become electrically problematic in particularly unwelcome ways. There is also a much smaller campaign over software that may fail to properly warn drivers about integrated brake assist issues. Filed … [Read more...]

Jackery, the world-renowned leader in portable battery systems and home backup, has been on a roll at the 2026 IFA Berlin, unveiling tech after tech designed to bring the brand into a whole new stage in their evolution. So far, we've gotten to know what Jackery's FortiShield is all about, how they've shaken hands with the American Red Cross Foundation to bring a new level of preparedness to … [Read more...]

Jackery, the one and the same that has been specializing on off-grid and back-up power solutions, most of them able to handle mobile use, has unveiled their FridgeGuard, one of the few stationary pieces of backup power available from this team, and now making its progression toward international use and sales, but after they perfect it in the US. The FridgeGuard is a very simple device but one … [Read more...]

Earlier this year, Jackery unveiled their handshake with the American Red Cross to release a set of off-grid power banks that go above and beyond the norms established by the industry. At the 2026 IFA (Innovation For All) in Berlin, Jackery has unveiled the Explorer 2000 Plus V2 Red Cross Edition. The Red Cross has always been on the front lines of help in times of trouble, aiding people all … [Read more...]

Jackery, the world-renowned leader in portable and off-grid power, just unveiled what they've been working on behind closed curtains at the 2026 IFA (Innovation For All) Berlin, and one of the most important systems is the all-new FortiShield, a 7-layer protection and safety ecosystem designed to take worries off your mind. Since 2012, Jackery has been a name on the portable and home back-up … [Read more...]

Introduced in early 1965, less than a year after the Mustang's debut, the Shelby GT350 was the first high-performance version of the iconic pony car. The GT350 was originally a track-oriented vehicle devoid of comfort features. The first Shelby GT350 hit s... … [Read more...]

The redesigned Kona is becoming easier to read through its camouflage, and these latest spy photos reveal a small crossover undergoing hot-weather testing at high altitude. Pictured in Spain, the camouflaged vehicle pulls the Kona away from the softer proportions of the outgoing model. More upright than ever before, the front-biased sport utility vehicle is rocking a visibly higher hood that … [Read more...]

While the RX is generally associated with quiet luxury and hybrid efficiency, this prototype is a different animal from the tried-and-tested formula. Spotted testing in Europe, the Morizo RR is considerably more serious than the 500h F Sport Performance. The most convincing evidence comes from the wheel-and-tire package. Michelin Pilot Sport 4 SUV rubber is the name of the game, measuring … [Read more...]

Pony cars emerged in the first half of 1964, when the Plymouth Barracuda and Ford Mustang debuted only a couple of weeks apart. By 1967, both Chevrolet and Pontiac jumped on the bandwagon. Despite the Mustang's early success, Mercury did not produce its own pony car until the 1967 model year.&... … [Read more...]

BMW has already confirmed that it's working on a full-electric M3, complete with four electric drive units and Gen6 technology adapted for high-performance road and track use. Mercedes-AMG is not going to watch that happen from the sidelines, and this brings us to the spiciest electric C-Class of them all. Spied doing its thing with production-intent bodywork and lights, the go-faster model … [Read more...]

Although it is not showing its age yet, the current fifth-generation Kia Sportage is about to be replaced by an entirely new one that promises to be better in most (if not all) aspects. The model has been spied for a few months now, and our latest encounter with it, which came courtesy of our spy photographer, is also the most revealing. Well, u... … [Read more...]

1960 Corvettes have always been eye-candy machines, but this particular specimen is trying to impress the audience with fine touches like Italian leather. The owner has decided to let it go, so they posted the car on eBay, where the … [Read more...]

The GTX of 2026 is here, and it carries a supercharged LT V8 with 1,200 hp and 1,100 lb-ft on tap. And no, its not a Mopar, but a British supercar – the Jensen Interceptor. Jensen International revealed the all-new Jensen Interceptor GTX, a track-only two-seater developed entirely in the United Kingdom. This front-engined, rear-drive prototype foreshadows future road-going models and serves as a … [Read more...]