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Range Rover and Defender in front of a Jaguar Land Rover site as a symbol of the British manufacturer’s cost-cutting drive

Industry, New Cars September 7, 2026

Jaguar Land Rover offers voluntary exits as part of cost-cutting drive

Jaguar Land Rover is tightening its cost-cutting drive: Voluntary severance programs are intended to help reduce costs. Up to 4,000 jobs are being discussed, while China, tariffs and new competitors are increasing the pressure.

Toyota RAV4 and Honda vehicles on a North American factory site with car transporters in the background

Industry, New Cars, Buying Guides September 1, 2026

Toyota and Honda face extra costs from new Canada tariffs

US tariffs of up to 50 percent on vehicles and parts from Canada could hit Toyota and Honda especially hard. For buyers in the US, it comes down to prices, discounts and delivery times.

Nissan Rogue, Pathfinder and Frontier vehicles lined up outside a North American assembly plant

Industry, New Cars August 5, 2026

Nissan Raises North American Output as Rogue, Pathfinder and Frontier Take Priority

Nissan is increasing North American production of core models including the Rogue, Pathfinder and Frontier, a move that could improve supply, reduce tariff risk and give dealers more room to compete in a softer U.S. market.

Electric crossover vehicles lined up at a Canadian charging station with an auto plant in the background

Industry, Electric Vehicles, New Cars June 26, 2026

Canada Softens Chinese EV Tariffs, but Local Production Remains the Price of Full Access

Canada has lowered its tariff burden on Chinese-built EVs from 100 percent to 6.1 percent while keeping a 49,000-unit import quota. The policy shift could bring more affordable electric cars to showrooms, but broader access appears tied to automakers investing in Canadian production.