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Hiroshi Okuda, Toyota Executive Who Gave the World the Prius, Dies
Under his leadership, the automotive giant sharply expanded production outside Japan and accelerated the development of the first mass-produced hybrid.

Volvo to start evaluating driving style: good drivers promised insurance discount
The new system analyzes braking, acceleration, and turns, then converts vehicle data into a personal safety rating

AvtoVAZ returns to work after a three-week vacation: the plant is being prepared for the production of Lada Azimut
During the shutdown, the enterprise completed more than 13 thousand works

First Electric Ferrari Sold for $40 Million: Almost 40 Times the Original Estimate
The anniversary Luce "Chassis 0" became the most expensive new car sold at auction

Car mirror will start monitoring: new camera will detect driver distraction before electronics
Magna moves attention monitoring system from dashboard

BYD collected 1002 orders in Japan in two weeks: the cheap Racco attacks the kei-car market
Low price and a range of up to 320 km make it a direct competitor to local models

Subaru Denies Outback Engine Warranty After DIY Oil Change
Subaru Canada Requires Proof of Service Performed

Land Rover Transforms Dakar Winner into Road Car
The new Defender Dakar features 35-inch tires, Bilstein racing suspension, and a special Flight Mode

Spyker is back with an 800-hp V8 and manual transmission: only 25 new Preliator XXV will be built
The Dutch brand is reborn with almost no compromises: handmade aluminum body, Audi engine, and no electrification

Chinese GAC Challenges Volkswagen ID.3: New Aion UT Already on Sale in Europe
The compact electric car received 204 hp, a 60 kWh LFP battery, and up to 430 km WLTP range, and is assembled directly in Austria

Voyah Made an Electric Car Drive on the Ceiling: Passion S Replicated Schumacher's Stunt
The Chinese crossover performed a full loop inside a tunnel at about 130 km/h; Voyah claims the car was production-ready and without special modifications

Nissan turns Kicks into a small SUV: new version gets all-wheel drive and Off-Road mode
The compact crossover received the Rock Creek package for the first time

Cadillac Replaces Head in Debut F1 Season: Budkowski to Accelerate Team Development
The American project is now led by an engineer with experience from Ferrari, McLaren, FIA, and Alpine

Toyota brings C-HR back to Japan
The popular crossover will be available in its home market exclusively with an electric powertrain

Acura Showcases NEXERA Vision: This is What Its Future Cars Will Look Like
The concept with butterfly doors will not go into production, but its design will form the basis for the next generation Acura RDX

Ford is moving Lincoln out of China: American versions of crossovers will begin assembly in the US from 2030
The main reasons are high import costs and new requirements for automotive technologies

Goodyear failed to catch up with Chinese tires in price: the company is changing its strategy
The American manufacturer is betting on more expensive models, new technologies, and large sizes

Porsche partners with XPeng on emissions: Chinese automaker to help preserve ICE
The company left the Volkswagen Group's common carbon pool and formed a separate alliance for 2026-2027

Honda Decides to Sell Real Race Cars with Factory Warranty: HRC Launches Unusual Program
The buyer will be able to acquire a historic race car and receive technical support from Honda engineers directly at the track

Tesla Recalls 20,000 Model 3 and Model Y Due to Headlights
The problem was found in older Tesla headlights: they may exceed federal intensity standards and impair visibility for other drivers.

JCB accelerated a hydrogen engine to 654 km/h: the record turned out to be more important than the speed itself
Hydromax uses a conventional piston internal combustion engine running on hydrogen, not a fuel cell

Daihatsu updated the Tanto after seven years: the minivan received a new safety system and became more expensive
For turbo versions, the advanced driver assistance system became standard

Chinese car market falls for 10th consecutive month: automakers increasingly dependent on exports
Car sales in China are declining, while overseas shipments are growing by almost 90%

Chevrolet leaves China after 21 years: factories to remain, but cars will be sold abroad
Local facilities are to become an export hub for the brand

2000 Electric Car Back on Sale: The Strange Corbin Sparrow Anticipated Modern City Cars
The single-seater three-wheeler appeared long before the widespread adoption of "electric cars," but its main problem was batteries

Chrysler decided to make the minivan fashionable again: Pacifica received a lowered suspension and 21-inch wheels
The company shows that a family car can be not only practical

Toyota recalls 508,000 Camry: instrument panel malfunction can disable turn signals
The latest sedan has been found to have a problem with its 7-inch digital instrument cluster

Chevrolet Camaro to return, but later: new muscle car may become a four-door
The revival is postponed until the 2029 model year, but the main technical principles of the model seem to be preserved

Subaru Retains CD Player in 2026: It's No Longer a Standard Head Unit, But a Separate Accessory
While automakers remove physical media from car interiors, the Japanese have left the option for installation in two of their models
