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The SEMA Show Keeps Fueling America’s Love Affair with the Automobile

The SEMA Show Keeps Fueling America’s Love Affair with the Automobile

If you’re one of those who think America has lost its love of the automobile you might want to make a trip to Las Vegas next week to take in the 2024 SEMA Show. The annual event is an automotive love fest highlighting all the things you can do to customize your car, truck or crossover.

Kia Tasman Offers Much to Like – But Will it Come to the U.S.?

Kia Tasman Offers Much to Like – But Will it Come to the U.S.?

Kia launched its new Tasman pickup, a midsize truck that takes direct aim at two of the global market leaders, the Ford Ranger and Toyota Tacoma. The bold design is available in a variety of different body configurations and offers two different powertrain options. The question now is whether Kia will take a chance at prying open a niche in the U.S. market.

Hyundai’s Audacious N RN24 Pushes the Limits of SUV Performance

Hyundai’s Audacious N RN24 Pushes the Limits of SUV Performance

We’re seldom at a loss for words but there’s new easy way to describe the Hyundai RN24 concept. Stripped-down SUV? Dune buggy? Rally car? Performance EV? As far as the Korean carmaker is concerned, it calls the prototype its latest “Rolling Lab,” meant to explore the limits of EV motorsports.

Scout Makes its Debut — But Buyers Are in for a Long Wait

Scout Makes its Debut — But Buyers Are in for a Long Wait

It’s been 44 years since the last Scout model rolled off the assembly line. But the reborn brand made its debut Thursday night, outlining plans to return with a pair of off-road-ready light trucks and a mix of all-electric and “range-extending” drivetrains. Potential buyers now can plunk down a deposit – but they’ll have to wait until 2027 to take delivery.

Roadster Delayed, Entry Model Dead – But How About a Flying Tesla?

Roadster Delayed, Entry Model Dead – But How About a Flying Tesla?

After a rough start, Tesla appeared to get back on track during the third quarter, beating both sales and earnings estimates. But, buried amidst all the financial data, CEO Elon Musk said there won’t be a $25,000 Tesla and the EV maker’s potentially rocket-powered Roadster is delayed – again. But he may be working on a flying Tesla.