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It's safe to say Nissan surprised us all last month at the Auto Shanghai 2025 show, where it unveiled the Frontier Pro. Despite its familiar name, the truck is not related to the Frontier Pro-X we get here in the United States. Instead, it’s heavily linked to the Nissan Dongfeng…

Sebastien Buemi managed a brilliant victory in the Monaco E-Prix to end a 78-race streak without a victory, reclaiming his legendary status as the driver with most wins in Formula E history.

The 2025 Genesis GV60 is an all-electric compact crossover SUV that's incredibly fun to drive and filled with premium features. I put it to the test to see how the GV60 handles and what efficiency it can achieve.

Oliver Rowland claimed his third victory of the 2024/25 Formula E campaign around the iconic streets of Monaco, managing a strategy masterclass from himself and Nissan after starting second. Although on paper it might have looked a somewhat easy conversion, the reality was a little more complex with some questionable moves…

Edmunds compares the 2025 Nissan Kicks and 2025 Buick Envista, two stylish extra-small SUVs with surprisingly spacious interiors and base prices in the $20,000s

A recent study has identified the electric vehicles that lose the most value after a decade, with Tesla's Model S surprisingly leading the pack.

I was wrapping up my visit to Nissan’s headquarters in Yokohama, Japan, waiting in the lobby of the hotel for my ride to the airport. I was feeling cautiously optimistic about Nissan’s turnaround plan after long conversations with the incoming CEO and other executives. The company is bringing hybrids and plug-ins…

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We’re less than a month away from Alpine revealing the A390, the brand's new electric crossover. The automaker is teasing the model again, capturing the car during some final tests at Michelin’s Ladoux Technology Center wet track.

Nearly a quarter of U.S. auto manufacturing capacity sat idle at the end of last year. But firing up that extra space isn’t so easy. Some automakers have more flexibility than others and many affordable EVs and gas cars built abroad can’t just be made in the U.S. without losing…

Here's something I figured out pretty quickly at the Shanghai Auto Show this past week: You can tell a lot from which cars and which brands the crowds are interested in.