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Kia Keeps Hatchback Alive with 2026 K4 Hatch at New York Auto Show

Kia Keeps Hatchback Alive with 2026 K4 Hatch at New York Auto Show

While Kia’s big growth spurt during the last decade has been tied to its growing lineup of SUVs, the South Korean brand continues to produce impressive sedans, including the all-new K4 last year. Now it’s keeping another select favorite on the spec sheet: the hatchback with its new 2026 K4 Hatchback. Details at Headlight.News.

Trump May Offer Exemptions on Import Auto Tariffs

Trump May Offer Exemptions on Import Auto Tariffs

President Donald Trump signaled he may again reverse himself on a key part of his tariff plan, this time telling reporters that he is “looking at” temporary exemptions from the 25% tariffs covering imported autos and auto parts. Experts warned that plan would add thousands of dollars to the cost of both U.S. and foreign-made vehicles and cost the industry nearly 2 million sales for all of 2025. Headlight.News has more.

Subaru Teases Debut of Its Second EV, the Trailseeker

Subaru Teases Debut of Its Second EV, the Trailseeker

Subaru has some big news to make at this year’s New York International Auto Show. The Japanese automaker previously confirmed plans to bring the next-generation Outback to the Jacob Javits Convention Center and now has revealed that it also will debut the Trailseeker, its second all-electric crossover. Headlight.News has more.

Hyundai Goes F-N Wild With Ioniq 6 N Coming in 2026

Hyundai Goes F-N Wild With Ioniq 6 N Coming in 2026

When Hyundai rolled out the newly updated all-electric Ioniq 6 recently, it talked about “more refined curves” and other updates. Those updates not only include the Ioniq 6 N Line variant, but there was also just a mention of the coming performance-oriented Ioniq 6 N. Headlight.News has details. Check out the story.

New Car Sales Jump in March But Tariffs May Cause 1.8M Drop in 2025 Sales

New Car Sales Jump in March But Tariffs May Cause 1.8M Drop in 2025 Sales

Automakers got to celebrate a bit in March as new vehicle sales jumped 10.7% compared to year-ago numbers. However, that celebration is likely to be short-lived, if the assertions in a new report prove true. The tome authored by Telemetry’s Sam Abuelsamid predicts sales will fall 1.8 million units in 2025 and the next several years don’t look much better, reports Headlight.News.