Volvo Plans 13 New Cars by 2030 in Its Biggest Push Ever
Volvo will launch 13 new cars by 2030 in its largest-ever product push, mixing EVs, hybrids, and a possible return of saloons and estates.
Inside Audi’s Biggest SUV Ever: A Cabin Built Like a Lounge
Audi’s largest SUV ever built arrives with a triple-screen dashboard, alpaca fiber trim, and a rear cabin designed like a lounge — a cabin built to make the Q9 feel like a “mobile living space” rather than a family hauler.
What $130,000 Buys Inside Cadillac’s Longest Electric SUV
The Cadillac Escalade IQL stretches the electric flagship SUV to nearly 19 feet, wrapping its extra length in a curved 55-inch display, 126-color ambient lighting, and four distinct interior color themes.
Skoda Reverses Course, Will Bring Back the Karoq as a PHEV
Skoda is reviving the Karoq crossover with a plug-in hybrid offering over 100 miles of range, reversing an earlier plan to replace it with an EV.
Kia Just Had Its Best Sales Month Ever as Hybrids Nearly Double
Kia set a new all-time US sales record in August 2026, with hybrid sales up 99%. Here’s which models drove the surge and why buyers are choosing hybrids.
153 Million Driver’s Licenses Are Reportedly For Sale Online
A dark web service is reportedly selling digital scans of more than 153 million US and Canadian driver’s licenses, and the FBI has opened an investigation.
Skoda May Retire the Superb as VW Group Cuts Its Lineup
Skoda may retire the Superb sedan as Volkswagen Group cuts its model lineup by 50%. Here’s what the brand’s CEO said and what could replace it.
VW Group to Cut 50,000 Jobs, Halve Its Model Lineup by 2035
Volkswagen Group will cut 50,000 more jobs and halve its model lineup by 2035 under its new Future Plan 2030. Here’s what’s confirmed so far.
Tesla’s Cybercab Just Gave Its First Paid Rides in Austin
Tesla’s two-seat, steering-wheel-free Cybercab began carrying paying passengers in Austin, marking its first public rides after over a year of testing.
Uber Cuts 3,300 Jobs to Pour Billions Into Robotaxis
Uber is laying off 3,300 employees, about 10% of its workforce, to simplify its organization and fund a $10 billion bet on autonomous vehicles.
