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Honda “Electrifies” Japan Mobility Show with Updated 0 Alpha and Super-ONE Prototypes

Honda “Electrifies” Japan Mobility Show with Updated 0 Alpha and Super-ONE Prototypes

Honda rolled out two all-electric prototypes during the media day at the Japan Mobility Show Wednesday, including both an affordable compact hatchback dubbed Super-ONE and the Honda 0 α – which it described as the “gateway” to the new 0 Series EV line-up its getting ready to launch around the world. More from Headlight.News.

Lucid Teams Up With NVIDIA to Bring Level 4 “Mind Off” Autonomous Driving to Market

Lucid Teams Up With NVIDIA to Bring Level 4 “Mind Off” Autonomous Driving to Market

“Hands-free” driving systems, like General Motors’ Super Cruise, are becoming increasingly common, but Lucid today announced a new partnership with tech giant NVIDIA aimed at bringing next-level technology to the highway. The Level 4 system would permit a Lucid vehicle to operate virtually anywhere, anytime with no input from a motorist who could even take a nap while driving from Point A to Point B. Headlight.News has more.

2026 Jeep Grand Cherokee’s New Hurricane Engine Musters More Power, Better Mileage

2026 Jeep Grand Cherokee’s New Hurricane Engine Musters More Power, Better Mileage

It’s a big year for Jeep and much of that has to do with an assortment of new powertrain options. That includes the 2026 Jeep Grand Cherokee which will hit the road with the all-new Hurricane 4 Turbo engine. The package manages to not only deliver a big boost in power but also a substantial improvement in fuel economy. Headlight.News has more.

No October Surprise: EV Sales Nosedive

No October Surprise: EV Sales Nosedive

Automakers offered plenty of incentives, but without $7,500 in federal government tax credits, sales of new electric vehicles — predictably — flatlined in October. J.D. Power & Associates also estimates sales of new EVs were less than half of the artificially inflated numbers from September. Find out more at Headlight.News.

Is it Time to Break Up Stellantis?

Is it Time to Break Up Stellantis?

There were high hopes when Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and the PSA Group officially completed their merger on January 16, 2021. But things haven’t worked out quite as planned, the automaker now known as Stellantis struggling to reverse a sharp decline in sales and earnings. While the company insists it’s on the mend, some wonder if it would be better to consider this a failed experiment and break the company up. That notably includes former CEO Carlos Tavares. Headlight.News has more.

Tesla Q3 Profits Take a 40% Hit Despite Revenue, Global Delivery Records

Tesla Q3 Profits Take a 40% Hit Despite Revenue, Global Delivery Records

Tesla revealed its third-quarter operating income dropped 40% compared to the year-ago period despite setting a new record for deliveries and revenue during the period. Officials cited a litany of reasons, but the biggest drivers appear to be tied to tariffs and sales mix. Check out the story at Headlight.News.

Americans Need to Work More to Afford a New Car

Americans Need to Work More to Afford a New Car

The price of that new car, truck or — most likely — SUV you’ve been looking at rose a bit in September. And while it’s easy to look at the window sticker to see how much, there’s another way that hits home: how long will it take you to buy it. Well, last month it took a little more time. Get details at Headlight.News.

First Drive: 2026 Toyota RAV4

First Drive: 2026 Toyota RAV4

When you’ve got one of America’s best-selling product lines you can’t risk resting on your laurels. So, Toyota has pulled out the stops with the debut of the sixth-generation RAV4. It gets not only a new look and an updated array of technology and comfort features but a first-ever GR Sport package. The off-road Woodland package also becomes more capable. Buyers meanwhile, get a choice of either a conventional or plug-in hybrid drivetrain. Headlight.News has this first review.

Toyota Reveals New Land Cruiser FJ Ahead of Japan Mobility Show

Toyota Reveals New Land Cruiser FJ Ahead of Japan Mobility Show

Three years after dropping the original FJ Cruiser, Toyota signaled it’s heading back to production, this time dubbed the Land Cruiser FJ. A smaller version of the Land Cruiser that staged its own return in 2024 after a three-year absence, the new off-roader will make its debut at the Japan Mobility Show next week. Here’s more from Headlight.News.