Innovation / Fleet

The 2025 BMW M240i xDrive Coupe perfectly embodies the Bavarian brand’s sporting DNA. Halfway between an everyday car and a track-tuned machine, this compact coupe packs power, precision and driving enjoyment into an elegant yet aggressive package.

Despite the slowdown in electric vehicle sales, interest in this area remains considerable. Proof of this is found in the fully electric design study developed by the AMG group of German automaker Mercedes-Benz

Ford has just unveiled a Tremor version of its popular Explorer SUV for the year 2026. Although the Tremor name has previously been used on other Ford trucks, this is the first time it has been applied to the Explorer SUV

Surprisingly, the all-electric Mustang Mach-E is a hit both with private buyers and commercial or public fleets.

Indeed, you’ve probably seen Mach-Es on the road sporting company graphics on their doors or, even better, repurposed as police cruisers! Offered by American giant Ford, this sporty-looking SUV (with front and rear styling that echoes the Mustang coupe and convertible) is available as rear-wheel drive or all-wheel drive, and is fully electric.

After a three-year wait, the very first Celestiq—the most expensive and exclusive vehicle ever built by the legendary Cadillac brand—has just been delivered to its owner

Coincidence or not, Genesis unveiled the G70 Track Day Special Concept just days before the Canadian F1 Grand Prix at its Genesis St-Laurent dealership in Montreal

Believe it or not, Japanese automaker Nissan has just announced they will add a high-performance Nismo (NISsan MOtorsport) version to their recently updated full-size Armada SUV, starting next fall

According to the specialized publication Automotive News, the American division of the Japanese automaker Toyota is currently consolidating its U.S. electric vehicle production at its massive assembly complex in Georgetown, Kentucky

As you’ve no doubt noticed, there are fewer and fewer “ordinary” sedans on the market. Among North American manufacturers, the offering is now limited to the Cadillac CT4 and CT5. Otherwise, interested drivers must turn to European cars, most of them quite expensive, or to Asian models. Among the latter are the South Korean brands Hyundai and Kia, which are sister companies. Very recently, Kia launched an all-new sedan, the K4, which will replace the Forte.