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Nissan is bringing the ‘90s back with the Heritage Edition for its 2026 Z sports car.
The 2026 Toyota Highlander is going all in on all-wheel drive; gas-powered versions no longer come standard with front-wheel drive, increasing the base price.
The 2026 Ford F-150 Lightning lineup gains a new STX trim level with unique touches, some rugged features and a standard extended-range battery.
Nothing major changes for the Sierra HD for the 2026 model year, with just a couple of new colors available and GMC’s MultiPro Tailgate now optional on the SLT trim level.
Mazda’s largest SUV, the three-row CX-90, returns for 2026 with some minor feature updates as well as a new exterior color option.
Lexus updated the RZ for the 2026 model year, granting its electric SUV more power, longer range and a new F Sport variant.
Lexus is dumping the base NX 250 for 2026, but it’s looking to expand the compact SUV’s appeal by diversifying the remaining lineup with new combinations of the three powertrains and four trims.
The electric version of the Porsche Macan compact SUV is getting a wide range of tech updates for 2026, its third year on sale.
With four available powertrains and prices ranging from just over $50,000 to nearly $75,000, there’s a version of Lexus’s mid-size RX SUV to fit any budget and garage.
The Lexus TX is little changed for 2026, with a new paint color joining the palette for non-F Sport trims and a panoramic moonroof now standard on the TX 550h+ plug-in hybrid.