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Audi was clear when it said that it would invest in plug-in hybrids in the short term as sales of its all-electric models dived last year. And the German luxury automaker is wasting no time in putting its strategy to work.

Mitsuoka should be right up your alley if you like profoundly weird mashups. The retro-flavored cars designed by the coachbuilder are an acquired taste and you’ll commonly find its models in lists with the ugliest vehicles ever made. Remember the strange Orochi? The company is approaching its 60th anniversary, so…

The Leica M11-V might be a more affordable take on the classic form.

It’s been nearly a year since Audi discontinued the A4 to make room for the A5. The sedan (technically a liftback) and wagon didn’t initially have charging ports, but now the plug-in hybrids have arrived. Available exclusively with Quattro, these electrified variants aim to offer the best of both worlds,…

Nissan has revealed the first image of its all-new Micra, which becomes a pure electric vehicle for its sixth generation. It launches in Europe this year, where it will be joined by a Juke EV to give subcompact buyers the option of either a hatchback or a crossover.

The chief-executive-to-be at money-losing Japanese automaker Nissan is determined to speed up the company's decision-making to come up with models that say Nissan _ and really sell

The Nissan Leaf is back, and this time it's a crossover. After plenty of speculation, Nissan confirmed today that the reborn Leaf will arrive in the U.S. within the next 12 months, and shared its first full image of the vehicle.

Nissan's next electric SUV is the next-generation Leaf, which will launch sometime in the next 12 months. But if you're like me, its next electric crossover may get you far more excited. Nissan confirmed today that it's working an adventure-oriented, Xterra-inspired off-road EV. I saw it in person, and it…

American owners of the Genesis GV60, Electrified GV70 and Electrified G80 can now use roughly 20,000 Tesla Superchargers in the United States to top-up their cars’ batteries. The news comes hot off the heels of Hyundai’s announcement that its EVs can now use Tesla’s expansive DC fast charging network.