In 1996, Renault unveiled a quirky, retro-inspired hatchback concept complete with a removable roof and a radical platform. Though it never reached mainstream recognition, the Fiftie remains a striking example of the brand’s dedication to inventive automotive design.

After a three-year break, the Jeep Cherokee is back and better than ever. The 2026 edition marks a substantial upgrade in design, technology, and performance, reaffirming Jeep’s leadership in the off-road and crossover segments.

The sixth-generation Jeep Cherokee sheds some of its iconic trail prowess in favor of a more efficient, comfortable, and surprisingly fun on-road drive. In a market where most SUVs seldom leave the pavement, this new approach may win over a broader set of drivers.

A Connecticut man alleges he paid $13,000 to customize his Jeep Wrangler, only to find himself locked in a battle with the auto shop over the return of the vehicle. He claims four other customers faced similar issues with the same business, prompting him to file a lawsuit in hopes of reclaiming his SUV.

In a world where automatic transmissions dominate, the 2026 Mazda3 stands out as a champion for stick-shift enthusiasts. With many automakers phasing out manuals, this model offers hope to anyone looking to preserve the art of driving with a clutch pedal.

The 2026 Mazda CX-30 offers a thoughtful blend of everyday practicality and reliable performance. With a 2.5-liter engine generating 186 horsepower and standard all-wheel drive, it aims to serve drivers seeking balanced comfort and confident handling—despite modest cargo space and fuel efficiency.

Toyota’s classic RAV4 is about to receive a ground-up overhaul. Slated for 2026, this new version will feature standard hybrid power, furthering the brand’s dedication to eco-friendly innovation.

San Francisco’s streets have become a proving ground for Uber’s latest venture—autonomous electric SUVs produced with Lucid and Nuro. The testing phase, which began last month, signals a potential shift in how ride-hailing services will operate in the near future.

Auto enthusiasts can greet the new year in style at the San Diego International Auto Show, running January 1-4 at the San Diego Convention Center. This four-day event highlights the latest trucks, SUVs, and more, offering a comprehensive glimpse into modern automotive trends.

The 2026 Nissan Sentra SR brings a fresh blend of affordability, comfort, and technology to the compact sedan market. Armed with a 2.0-liter engine and standard upscale features, it aims to deliver a refined yet practical driving experience. In doing so, Nissan hopes to show that even a simple sedan can serve up some notable sizzle.

General Motors has unveiled a bold new electric crossover design study in China, capturing attention worldwide. Developed at GM’s China Advanced Design studio, the concept hints at the automaker’s evolving global EV priorities. American shoppers should take note—what begins abroad could soon influence the home market.

Jeep enters the electric SUV arena with the 2025 Wagoneer S, a vehicle that promises ample power but struggles with execution. At a $74,000 price point, it raises pressing questions about Stellantis’ embrace of EV technology.

The 2026 Genesis GV60 Magma arrives as the brand’s first high-performance Magma model, delivering 640 horsepower and a bold new direction. This youthful, forward-thinking EV sets the tone for future Magma vehicles that promise to blend advanced technology with cutting-edge style.

The 2026 Polestar 4 is shaping up to be a sleek and powerful electric SUV coupe that blends impressive performance with cutting-edge technology. Praised as “the most tech-forward EV not made by Tesla,” it signals Polestar’s bid to stand out in the competitive EV market.

Tesla’s Berlin Gigafactory is escalating production to keep pace with Europe’s surging appetite for electric vehicles. The site recently assembled its 500,000th Model Y and is now rolling out an upgraded variant of the popular SUV, showcasing Tesla’s innovative momentum.

Honda’s latest subcompact EV, the N-One e, arrives in Japan with promises of range, affordability, and agility. Designed for busy urban streets, it offers up to 138 miles on a single charge and a starting price of around $18,300.

Toyota has further reduced the monthly lease on its 2025 bZ4X electric SUV by US$20, bringing the cost down to US$179. This new rate, available until the end of September and lower than a Corolla lease, signals Toyota’s commitment to making electric vehicles more affordable.

Lucid has introduced its new all-electric SUV, Lucid Gravity, at IAA Mobility in Munich, signaling a fresh era of adventure driving in Europe. Emphasizing bold design and electrification, the company aims to redefine the possibilities of sustainable mobility.

In a new Tesla video titled “Sustainable Abundance,” sharp-eyed viewers spotted clay models that strongly resemble an SUV version of the Cybertruck. Though the company has not confirmed production plans, this early glimpse sparks excitement among enthusiasts eager for Tesla’s next design move.

Jeep is taking a bold step forward with the 2026 Cherokee, unveiling a redesigned and larger hybrid SUV that promises a more refined ride. With a 210-horsepower powertrain delivering 37 mpg, the latest Cherokee aims to merge performance, efficiency, and luxury into one captivating package.

A mechanic’s routine inspection of a luxury Land Rover SUV turned into a small-scale exposé when he discovered the vehicle’s powertrain was built by a different manufacturer altogether. The revelation, first highlighted by Motor1.com, raises fresh questions about how much of a premium badge is really built in-house.