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As expected, it was at the recent Los Angeles Auto Show that Korean automaker Kia, closely related to Hyundai, unveiled the 2027 version of its large Telluride SUV. But there was a surprise: in addition to a completely redesigned front grille — now covering the entire front end — the showcased powertrain was a 2.5-litre turbocharged four-cylinder paired with two electric motors, producing a combined 329 horsepower. As a result, this SUV now carries the name Telluride Hybrid. Notably, no V6 engine will be offered

Although the name has been known to European consumers for over three years, global automaker Stellantis will soon launch its new fully electric Jeep Recon in North America

Although the idea of the Magma had already been shown at the Genesis booth in the past, the latest version of this dream vehicle has now been officially revealed by the Korean automaker—and this time, it is clear where its intentions are headed. Here is the Magma GT

This coming January, we should finally see the arrival of a plug-in PHEV version of the hybrid Rogue. However, take a closer look: it quickly becomes apparent that this Rogue is actually based on a… Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV! Indeed, Mitsubishi remains a partner of Nissan (and Renault), and we are now seeing a concrete result of that collaboration—a three-row Rogue

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It appears that only South Korean automakers Kia and Hyundai will have true new reveals at the upcoming Los Angeles Auto Show, which will take place from November 21 to 30. Consequently, Kia did not hesitate to unveil its new full-size SUV, the Telluride, ahead of time

Although it is not intended for the North American market, it is worth noting the unveiling of Renault’s new Twingo E-Tech, if only for its beautiful design

Open Road is a Vancouver-based company that operates about 25 automotive dealerships and seven collision centres in the Pacific Coast metropolis. In 2021, the company acquired two dealerships in Brampton, Ontario, and two more in London in 2024

Jeep, one of Stellantis’ flagship brands, has just unveiled the redesigned version of its popular midsize SUV, the Grand Cherokee. While it maintains a look similar to the current model, the new Grand Cherokee will stand out with a redesigned grille, a refreshed interior, and several other notable updates — the most significant being a new base engine: a 2.0-litre turbocharged four-cylinder derived from the recent inline-six Hurricane. This engine produces 324 horsepower and 322 lb-ft of torque