Mitsubishi’s New Eclipse Sportback EV Costs $8,000 More Than the Nissan Leaf It’s Based On
The 2027 Mitsubishi Eclipse Sportback EV starts at $37,745. It shares its battery and platform with the Nissan Leaf, but comes in one well-equipped trim.
Honda Is Building Roads That Charge EVs While You Drive
Honda and Taisei are developing roads with built-in wireless chargers that power EVs on the move, with expressway tests in Japan planned from 2027.
Chevy’s Cheapest SUVs Get Google Gemini and More Safety Tech for 2027
The 2027 Chevrolet Trax and Trailblazer add Google built-in with Gemini, more standard safety features, bigger screens and a new off-road Trailblazer Z71.
BMW’s First iX4 Is an Electric Coupe SUV With Up to 603 HP
BMW’s first-ever iX4 adds a sloping roofline to the Neue Klasse iX3, with up to 603 hp, an estimated 428 miles of range and a U.S. starting price of $66,200.
Jaguar Type 01 Revealed: 1,015 HP, 400 Miles, From $130,500
Jaguar unveiled the production Type 01 in New York: a 1,015-hp electric GT with up to 400 miles of EPA range, starting at £130,000 in the UK and $130,500 in the US.
A Chinese SUV Just Became the UK’s Best-Selling New Car
The Jaecoo 7 topped UK sales in September with about 10,800 registrations, as Chinese brands took 23% of Britain’s new-car market.
Aston Martin Pushes Its First EV to 2033 and Keeps V8 and V12
Aston Martin’s CEO says the brand’s first electric car won’t arrive before 2033, while V8 and V12 engines stay on a roadmap through 2035.
VW and Audi Recall 208,000 SUVs Over Steering Rack Bolts
Volkswagen and Audi are recalling 208,724 Atlas, Tiguan, and Q3 SUVs after finding steering rack bolts that can corrode and break, risking a loss of steering control.
BMW’s New 3 Series Breaks Cover With a Radical Neue Klasse Look
BMW unveiled the next-generation 3 Series with a dramatically different Neue Klasse design, recycled materials, and an M Performance model that can drift in rear-wheel-drive mode.
Tesla’s Long-Delayed Roadster Finally Gets a Reveal Date
Tesla has confirmed October 1 as the reveal date for its long-delayed second-generation Roadster, but the company’s own decade-old performance claims remain unverified.
