Tesla confirms the 2025 Model Y Juniper will arrive in showrooms this March with a starting price of $59,990 as the revamped crossover attempts to reassert itself in the marketplace. But will CEO Elon Musk’s venture into high-level politics impact sales of the eagerly awaited Model Y makeover.
Cadillac thunders into the performance EV wars with all-new 2026 Lyriq-V. Super SUV is quicker than a Blackwing and promises to spearhead new wave of electrified V-Series models.
Land Rover confirms the rugged Defender is not getting electrified anytime soon due to platform limitations as JLR prepares to shift into electrification.
Luxury EVs were once seen as spearhead models for the electrification strategy of many automakers but as prices continue to rise and market conditions shift, affordable EVs are rapidly becoming more important.
In this week’s episode of the podcast we talk about auto prices hitting record highs and more buyers ending up underwater as a result. We also review the Nissan Armada before taking a look at This Week in Automotive History.
Honda’s reported attempt to make a new electrified Type R model is hitting brick walls according to a new report.
The proposed merger between Honda and Nissan encounters its first major hurdle as Honda demands Nissan buy out Renault’s shares.
New study reveals half of young Americans don’t want to buy a car as more young people move to public transportation and other mobility solutions.
Ram CEO Tim Kuniskis says Ram will never be a true truck brand without small trucks as the CEO signals he wants to put Ram back in the hunt in the mid-size pickup segment.
Acura brings RSX nameplate back from the dead as an all-electric CUV to supercharge its transformation.
Insurance provider Allstate finds itself in hot water after Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton alleges the company paid smartphone app developers to track consumers without their knowledge.
Toyota promises its next-generation 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder will help change the game for performance while also opening up avenues of development.