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The Honda-Nissan merger may be dead, but that hasn't stopped collaboration talks between the two brands. Speaking with The Drive, Nissan North America Senior Vice President and Chief Planning Officer, Ponz Pandikuthira, revealed discussions between Honda and Nissan are still ongoing. He even brought up the possibility of platform sharing for the…

Have you ever been on a launching roller coaster and they tell you to place your head firmly against the headrest to avoid whiplash? Heed that same caution in the 2026 Chevrolet Blazer EV SS. With one massive battery pack sending electrons to two potent electric motors, this electric SUV…

Auto Shanghai 2025 kicks off this week, so prepare for an influx of new cars from China. Buick is again proving that sedans still matter in the world’s largest auto market with the unveiling of the Electra GS concept. This conceptual EV was designed locally by the GM China Advanced…

You might not have to wait for Tesla’s affordable electric vehicle if you want an EV on the cheap. A new iSeeCars study analyzed 1.4 million one- to five-year-old used cars sold in March 2024 and March 2025 and found that one brand dominated the list of used cars that…

BMW has quietly upped the price of its 2 Series Coupe, including the M2, according to the company's website. The car is between $1,600 and $2,750 more expensive than before, depending on trim.

Once upon a time, Mazda sold a pickup truck in the United States. You need to go back about 15 years, and even then, it was really a Ford Ranger with Mazda badges and a different grille. The Mazda B-Series went away in 2009, just a couple of years before…

The battle over who owns and controls your driving data is being fought in court. General Motors is facing a multi-district lawsuit that claims the Detroit-based automaker allegedly violated its customers’s privacy by collecting and selling their driving information without proper consent. However, GM is arguing it did not violate…

Tesla has long promised an affordable vehicle to bolster sales. That car, a stripped-down, bare-bones Model Y, was supposed to show up in the first half of this year. But now, it's been delayed by "at least several months," according to a report by Reuters.

Slate Auto is the new Jeff Bezos-backed venture that promises an electric pickup for the low, low starting price of around $25,000. While we haven't seen the truck in full or know any of the official details, the automaker is apparently just leaving prototypes parked on street corners for all…