Hyundai, Genesis to adopt Tesla’s NACS connector from 2024
Hyundai and Genesis are the latest automakers to reach an agreement with Tesla to use its charging stations in North America as well as adopt its proprietary charging connector, known…
Read More »2025 Volvo EX30 starts at $36,245, can hit 60 mph in 3.4 seconds
Volvo’s EX30 electric subcompact crossover was revealed in June with handsome looks and impressive performance, and now it also has a price tag that could convince even the most hardcore…
Read More »First 2024 BAC Mono customer car has a Mercedes F1-inspired spec
British sports car maker BAC, has revealed the first of its 2024 edition Mono single-seaters. The first customer car was recently delivered in California, USA. Looks like the owner of…
Read More »2025 Nissan Rogue spied with updates
Nissan appears set to introduce an update to its Rogue compact crossover, as evidenced by the sighting of a camouflaged prototype. The current Rogue arrived in 2020 as a 2021…
Read More »Ineos builds first Grenadiers for US market
The first Ineos Grenadier SUVs for the U.S. market have started rolling off the production line, Ineos Automotive announced on Friday. The automotive division of British chemical giant Ineos said…
Read More »Qiantu K50 electric sports car to be sold in US as Mullen GT
Electric vehicle startup Mullen this week provided an update on its plans to begin sales of the Qiantu K50 electric sports car in the U.S. The K50 debuted in China…
Read More »Volkswagen to import and sell Bugatti & Rimac hypercars in the US
Volkswagen Group of America will be the official importer and distributor of Bugatti and Rimac hypercars in the United States. As part of the agreement that was signed during the…
Read More »VW Group of America becomes official importer of Rimac in US
The U.S. sale and aftersale services for Rimac’s Nevera electric hypercar and future models from the Croatian company will soon be performed by an established outlet thanks to a new…
Read More »Ford developing brake light detection system
Federal regulations require new cars sold in the U.S. to have brake lights that are clearly visible to the human eye, but a recent Ford patent filing indicates the automaker…
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