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The fast and fun 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 N is being recalled because of a problem with its brakes that has resulted in at least one crash.
In 2010, Swiss team Matech Competition launched an FIA GT1 racing version of the Ford GT supercar (the one from the 2005 and 2006 model years, that is). Now two companies are partnering to build a ...
The 2025 Formula 1 World Championship roared into action on Sunday with the Australian Grand Prix, held at Melbourne's Albert Park Circuit and delivering an intense season opener full of drama, sur...
It's only been a year since Volkswagen Group's Spanish performance brand, Cupra, announced plans to enter the U.S. market by the end of the decade with a range of electric vehicles.
The Ford Explorer Timberline is getting nixed in favor of a new off-road trim with familiar nomenclature.
Alpine is on a mission to deliver a seven-car lineup by the end of the decade, a lineup that will include a spiritual successor to the A310 sports car from the 1970s, this one powered by batteries.
Gordon Murray Automotive (GMA) will use the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed, running from July 10-13 in the U.K., to present a new version of its T.33 supercar, the company announced on Monday.
Audi and Porsche are the latest in a growing list of automakers announcing major job cuts.
Alfa Romeo will take the wraps off a redesigned Stelvio compact crossover later this year, its CEO, Santo Ficili, announced via a social media post over the weekend.
Mazda currently uses a platform dedicated to electric vehicles in its EZ-6 electric sedan, which is sold in China. However, the platform, known as EPA1, is sourced from Chinese automaker Changan.
China's BYD, the world's leader in electrified vehicles, is pushing the boundaries when it comes to EV charging, with its latest technology claimed to deliver charge times almost as quick as fillin...
The average age of a Ferrari customer is heading lower, according to its CEO.