EVs Hit Record Market Share in January
Of all new cars Americans bought last month, 9.1% were electric vehicles (EVs), a new record EV market share.
Of all new cars Americans bought last month, 9.1% were electric vehicles (EVs), a new record EV market share.
Porsche has issued a recall for 279 911 coupes from model year 2023 because a bolt connecting their rear seatbelts can loosen over time.
The parent company of Dodge, Jeep, Ram, and other brands this week showed off a new eyes-off driver assistance system, not yet for sale.
The average earner would have needed to work 37.7 weeks to pay off the average new car loan in January – a nearly normal figure.
Vantage Mobility has recalled 644 Toyota Sienna minivans equipped with rear-entry wheelchair conversions because of a suspension problem.
Hyundai has recalled 1,508 Ioniq 5 N high-performance SUVs because a software problem can cause reduced braking performance.
The new, limited-edition plug-in hybrid model adds off-road gear and premium equipment.
Volvo has released the first details about its upcoming 2026 ES90 electric luxury sedan, and they all concern computing power.
Ford is offering a new anti-theft package for its F-150 and Super Duty pickups, complete with an in-app kill switch to remotely deactivate a truck.
The average used car buyer paid $25,128 in January, down from $25,780 at the start of the year and down about 2% from January of last year.