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In the auto world—like in just about every other industry—”AI” is the buzzword of the day. Car companies have been touting new and upcoming artificial intelligence-powered features ever since ChatGPT exploded onto the scene a couple of years ago. Some sound more promising than others. 

Here we go again.

The Ford Mustang Mach-E was the best-driving car Malcolm Gordon ever owned. Packed with technology he loved, it used to be his favorite car. But that changed last Friday when the Mach-E’s electronic doors failed to open, trapping his 9-month-old baby inside for nearly an hour. Now, Gordon said he can't wait…

As it begins its fifth year on sale, Tesla's most popular model gets a big refresh. This is the new Model Y, which first appeared on Tesla's Chinese website yesterday and goes on sale there in March, as our colleagues at InsideEVs report, other Asia-Pacific markets soon after. There's no word on when…

Dealers are already organizing against Scout Motors. The reborn off-road brand plans to sell its electrified trucks directly to consumers when they launch in 2027, with transparent pricing, digital orders and company-owned stores. The model has been extraordinarily successful for Tesla, and is winning fans for brands like Rivian and…

The rapidly advancing electric vehicle industry often raises more questions than it answers. The Honda-Nissan merger is no different. When complete, it would become the world’s third-largest automaker, but many details remain under wraps. Perhaps they're waiting for clarity on EV policy after Trump's inauguration, or maybe the complexities of…

When somebody asks me what electric car they should buy, the answer often is some Hyundai or Kia. That's not to say that the South Korean automaker makes the only good EVs around. But its offerings are some of the best, offering fast charging speeds, great range and style in spades. We…

It’s a confusing time for electric vehicles. On the one hand, EVs are getting better and more popular than ever. On the other, the EV industry just went through a rockier-than-expected year of sales and is staring down four years of whatever fresh hell Donald Trump is cooking up for it. 

Writing about cars and the automotive industry used to be a relatively straightforward affair. 

These days, you can't talk about the electric vehicle race without talking about China. 

You know what donut-ripping, V8-loving, gas-in-my-veins Dodge drivers really don't want? An electric car. Well, they're getting one anyway. The 2025 Dodge Charger Daytona—a battery-powered take on the storied American muscle car—has arrived.