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Study: Speeders More Likely to Also Be Using Phone
A new study finds a correlation between speeding drivers and increased cellphone use on high-speed roads such as highways.
Follow In-Car Entertainment From 1926 to Today
Explore the evolution of in-car entertainment, from early radios and tape decks to CDs, rear-seat screens, and today’s connected infotainment systems.
Porsche Debuts 1,139-hp Cayenne Electric Coupe
Porsche has unveiled a coupe version of its 2026 Cayenne Electric, available with up to 1,139 horsepower and a 0-60 time of 2.4 seconds.
2027 Hyundai Ioniq 9 Debuts Luxurious Black Ink Trim
2027 Hyundai Ioniq 9 Calligraphy Black Ink represents the new pinnacle of the brand’s flagship 3-row EV.
Report: EV Batteries Degrade Less Than You Might Believe
There is a growing mountain of data suggesting that EV batteries last longer than many people expect.
BMW Cancels iX SUV With iX3 on the Way
BMW has canceled its iX electric SUV, though dealers still have them for sale. The more advanced iX3 takes its place.
EV Startups Fighting to Sell Cars Without Dealers
EV brands like Scout and Rivian are in a legal and legislative battle to sell their cars to Americans who want them.
New Cars Grew Easier to Afford in March
New cars grew slightly easier to afford in March. Transaction prices rose, but income growth outpaced them and a strong credit market helped.
Car Dealers Entered This Month With Less Inventory
Car dealers ended March with a 79-day supply of new cars for sale, on average – about the level they traditionally target.
Used Car Inventory Is Tight, but Prices Aren’t Rising
America’s car dealers ended March with just a 37-day supply of used cars on the lot, a relatively low figure.