Tesla’s Cybercab Just Gave Its First Paid Rides in Austin
Tesla’s two-seat, steering-wheel-free Cybercab began carrying paying passengers in Austin, marking its first public rides after over a year of testing.
Uber Cuts 3,300 Jobs to Pour Billions Into Robotaxis
Uber is laying off 3,300 employees, about 10% of its workforce, to simplify its organization and fund a $10 billion bet on autonomous vehicles.
Mitsubishi’s Pajero Is Officially Coming Back This Week
Mitsubishi’s Pajero SUV returns September 2, 2026, on a ladder-frame chassis with Super All-Wheel Control. Here’s what’s confirmed ahead of the reveal.
SK Hynix Warns the Memory Chip Shortage Will Last Through 2030
SK Hynix broke ground on a $4 billion Indiana memory plant while its CEO warned the global chip shortage driving up device prices will persist through 2030.
Bentley’s First Electric Car, the Torcal, Gets an Early Ride
Bentley’s electric era formally begins next month with the debut of the Torcal, the British marque’s first all-electric production model in its 107-year history. Ahead of the official reveal, Autocar was given an early passenger ride in a near-final prototype, offering the first real look at how Bentley’s move into EVs is shaping up. Company […]
Toyota’s Celica Is Coming Back as an AWD Hybrid Coupe
Toyota is reportedly reviving the Celica as an all-wheel-drive hybrid coupe under its GR performance brand, decades after the nameplate disappeared.
Ram Dealers Are Already Out of Rumble Bee Allocations
Ram’s new Rumble Bee muscle truck lineup is selling out dealer allocations within weeks of opening orders, led by the 777-hp supercharged SRT version.
Toyota Marks 60 Years of the Corolla With a Special Edition
oyota is celebrating 60 years of the Corolla, the best-selling car nameplate ever built, with a limited special edition arriving in the US and Europe.
Mercedes CEO: Why Car Enthusiasts Will Come Around to EVs
Mercedes CEO Ola Källenius took Autocar on a drive in the new C-Class Electric, explaining how the brand plans to make EVs feel exciting to traditional car enthusiasts.
Amazon Hikes Echo and Kindle Prices Up to 60% on Chip Costs
Amazon raised Echo, Kindle, Fire TV, and eero prices by up to 60% due to rising memory costs. Here’s what changed and why it’s happening now.
