Tighter EU fleet-emissions requirements will reward manufacturers with a stronger EV mix and flexible output planning, while brands reliant on combustion models may face tougher choices on pooling, incentives and margins.
Lexus has made targeted updates to the RX, revising its brake hold function and fitting new front-door glass following development work at Germany's Nürburgring circuit.
Kia’s EV3 is under scrutiny after a dealer listing reportedly added a substantial markup and questionable accessories, putting the model’s affordability message under pressure.
Electric vehicles retain strong appeal across Europe, contrasting with a US market where policy changes and tariffs are raising the barriers to ownership for many drivers.
A new report finds that vehicle repair costs have risen 60% since 2019 — roughly twice the pace of inflation — as the technology built into newer cars raises the complexity of repair work.
Both materials sit above conventional cast-iron discs in performance terms, but carbon-carbon and carbon-ceramic brakes are built for markedly different operating conditions and vehicle roles.
Police in Moline, Illinois, say the camera network aided major criminal investigations, including murder cases. The city is still ending the program as privacy concerns and weakening public confidence prevail.
A BMW M5 fitted with Volkswagen’s experimental W10 engine has surfaced as a rare reminder of Ferdinand Piëch’s unconventional development methods.
Costco’s latest member offers include incentives on selected Volkswagen SUVs, creating another retail route for buyers assessing the brand’s growing utility-vehicle range.
Hawaii’s lack of a dedicated highway patrol makes it an outlier in US traffic enforcement, but a layered policing structure still monitors roads and can stop drivers.
