Tesla Autopilot Lawsuit Challenges Older Cars' Self-Driving Claims
A proposed class action argues that Tesla vehicles built with earlier Autopilot hardware cannot deliver the self-driving capability buyers say they paid for.
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BMW’s New X5 Stays Road-Focused Because That Is How Most Owners Use It
BMW has outlined why the 2027 X5 is not being repositioned as a serious off-roader, even as rugged luxury SUVs gain attention. The short version: X5 customers prioritize comfort, performance, technology, and everyday capability over trail hardware.
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Hyundai Weighs a Future Where Hybrids Replace Regular Gas Models
Hyundai is considering whether conventional gasoline models still need to exist alongside hybrids, a shift that could reshape pricing, fuel economy, and future model lineups.
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Audi Q5 Subframe Rust Allegations Put Hidden Corrosion in the Spotlight
A proposed class-action lawsuit claims some Audi Q5 and SQ5 SUVs can develop premature subframe corrosion when plastic covers trap moisture, salt, and debris.
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Hyundai Aero Hatch EV Brings a Small-Car Pitch to Goodwood
Hyundai used the 2026 Goodwood Festival of Speed to show the Aero Hatch, a tiny electric hatchback that points toward a familiar but underdeveloped EV idea: smaller, more efficient cars built for real-world urban use.
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Lotus Looks to Factory Sharing After Heavy 2024 Loss
Lotus is moving toward a factory-sharing strategy after a roughly $1 billion net loss in 2024, highlighting the pressure on low-volume performance brands trying to fund an electric future.
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Tesla Model Y L Arrives in the U.S. as a Longer, Pricier Family EV
Tesla has introduced the stretched Model Y L in the United States, giving shoppers a roomier and more expensive version of its core electric crossover.
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Dodge Brings Back Power Dollars for Charger Buyers
Dodge is reviving its horsepower-based Power Dollars incentive, giving eligible Charger buyers a discount tied directly to output. The offer could matter most for shoppers cross-shopping high-performance trims.
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Ford Pushes for USMCA Changes That Favor U.S.-Built Vehicles
As the USMCA enters its 2026 review, Ford is pressing for trade rules that better reward automakers investing in U.S. assembly plants, workers, and supply chains.
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Tesla Sets a Q2 Delivery Record Even as U.S. EV Demand Softens
Tesla delivered 480,126 vehicles in the second quarter of 2026, its strongest Q2 on record, but the result comes against a tougher U.S. backdrop after the federal EV tax credit expired.
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