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Here’s What’s Set to Debut at the 2026 NY Auto Show

Here’s What’s Set to Debut at the 2026 NY Auto Show

Auto shows. Remember them? In the years leading up to the COVID pandemic they were big events for automakers and auto buyers alike, but they’ve seemed stuck in lockdown ever since. Until now, anyway. This year’s New York International Auto Show promises to be the most...

What Gas Crisis? GM Set to Run Flat Out at Heavy-Duty Truck Plant

What Gas Crisis? GM Set to Run Flat Out at Heavy-Duty Truck Plant

Gas may be approaching $4-a-gallon nationwide but General Motors sees booming demand for its biggest pickups, the automaker set to run a key Michigan plant flat out in the coming months. But will sales continue to defy growing concerns about the economy? Headlight.News has more.

Corvette Grand Sport Returns – and Adds A 721-HP Hybrid Option

Corvette Grand Sport Returns – and Adds A 721-HP Hybrid Option

Corvette fans will have a new, high-performance option later this year with the return of the Grand Sport package featuring an all-new version of the small-block LS6 V-8. For those who want even more power, however, there’ll be a third Corvette hybrid option, the 721-hp Grand Sport X. More from Headlight.News.

Jeep’s Annual Easter Safari Features Five Concepts Looking Forward and One to the Past

Jeep’s Annual Easter Safari Features Five Concepts Looking Forward and One to the Past

With spring finally on its way, serious SUV fans are getting ready to hit the trails. The folks at Jeep have one specific off-road adventure in mind, planning some fun and adventure with the six new concepts it’s bringing to the 60th Annual Easter Jeep Safari in Moab, Utah. Headlight.News had a chance to check them out ahead of the trip.

Sony and Honda Kill the Afeela EV Program

Sony and Honda Kill the Afeela EV Program

They’ve lost that Afeela feeling. Sony and Honda announced Tuesday that they’ve killed plans to bring out a tech-laden series of battery-electric vehicles. The move comes just weeks after the Japanese automaker scrapped plans to launch three new EVs in the U.S.. But it also reflects questions about the market viability of the original $90,000 Afeela sedan and subsequent models.