According to respected industry publication Automotive News, Swedish-born automaker Volvo is reportedly considering bringing a sedan and even a wagon back to its North American lineup as early as 2028.
With the arrival of the Eletre, Lotus enters uncharted territory: a fully electric SUV that promises to remain faithful to the brand's legendary performance DNA. During an in-depth conversation, Massimiliano Trantini, CEO of Lotus Cars Americas, shares his vision of balance, innovation, and how this bold new model is poised to reshape Lotus' presence in the Canadian market.
Toyota has been “flirting” with American company Joby Aviation for several years now in an effort to develop electric aircraft.
German luxury automaker BMW has unveiled the 2027 version of its popular X5 SUV.
GM's impressive Super Cruise hands-free driving technology with trailering is now available on 19 of the brand's vehicles.
After being forced to reduce its vehicle lineup in the European market due to stricter emissions regulations, Stellantis now wants to increase Jeep's offering from two SUVs to six models by 2030.
According to the trade publication Automotive News, Japanese automaker Honda is reportedly planning to revive its small Element crossover in an effort to better compete with Ford's popular Bronco Sport.
It was to be expected. Following the surprise unveiling of an all-new version of its popular full-size Silverado pickup, American giant General Motors wasted little time in introducing the GMC version of that same truck, the Sierra.
Those who believe the American Chrysler brand is on the way out may want to take a second look. Thanks to the arrival of a new platform developed by Stellantis, Chrysler's parent company, the brand's designers — who have so far been limited to the older platforms used for its minivans and the 300 sedan — will have more room to showcase their talent. This platform, called STLA One, will give them greater flexibility.
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