Everything seems to indicate that the Smart minic car will be making a comeback in the not-too-distant future. We already have an idea of what it will look like, as a first prototype was unveiled in Beijing, China, on April 22, well ahead of its official debut scheduled for next October at the Paris Auto Show.
The Ford Mustang has now become one of the most sought-after cars, both in North America and in Europe, especially from a performance standpoint. Recently, we have seen strong enthusiasm for the exotic GTD version, which outpaced all production vehicles at Germany's Nürburgring by setting the fastest lap time.
American automaker General Motors has just announced a delay in the development of a new generation of electric pickups, namely the GMC Sierra, GMC Hummer and Chevrolet Silverado, which had originally been expected in 2028.
It is during Design Week, to be held at the end of April in Milan, that South Korean automaker Kia is expected to present its Vision Meta Turismo concept study. This car is meant to represent the sedan of tomorrow.
After facing its share of challenges recently, including an unsuccessful attempt to join forces with Honda, Japanese automaker Nissan, now led by new president Yvan Espinosa, has decided to move forward with its Nissan Vision plan.
Although it has been anticipated for several years now, all signs suggest that South Korean automaker Kia is preparing to bring a midsize pickup truck to the North American market by 2030, either as a fully electric model or with a range extender.
Chinese automaker BYD has just surprised the European automotive market by unveiling its latest electric vehicle, the Denza Z9GT, in Paris. Its standout feature? It can reportedly recharge from 10% to 70% in about five minutes.
South Korean automaker Hyundai took advantage of the latest major North American auto show in New York to present the latest project from its design team, the Boulder.
Ford recently announced that the construction of its new mid-size electric pickup will rely on a technique using large front and rear aluminum castings, instead of assembling hundreds of smaller components.
The German automaker BMW has finally unveiled its new 2027 i3 compact sedan. It’s the second model to be built on the Neue Klasse platform
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