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Tesla has introduced a new, lower-cost version of its best-selling SUV. The new Model Y Standard starts at $41,630, including destination fees—making it $5,000 cheaper than the previous base model.

Lucid delivered a record 4,078 vehicles in the third quarter, helped by expiring EV tax credits and the new Gravity SUV.

Dacia's Hipster could spawn an entirely new category of EV that can be driven by the widest possible demographic.

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Honda recently redesigned the Passport, which debuted for the 2026 model year. It follows the closely related three-row Pilot in ditching its blob-like exterior for a more squared-off, chiseled appearance. Already, it’s proven to be a winning formula for the Passport—the SUV is selling like hot cakes.

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Tesla’s new top model gets a hot makeover that not only makes it more fun to drive, but also makes it more comfortable and better built

Kia will introduce the 2027 Telluride SUV next month, with new styling, enhanced technology, upgraded powertrains, and additional enhancements.   

Volvo's future EREVs will use Geely tech. Since we've already driven Geely's PHEVs, we might already know how these Volvos will feel.

Update: A new report from the Japanese outlet Mag-X (via Carscoops) suggests that the new Land Cruiser FJ could debut as early as October 20. The report says that it will be shown at a private media event on Monday, October 20, before making its global debut at 5:00 AM on…

The updated electric SUV also comes with a more powerful rear motor. The battery capacity, however, has been downgraded.