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Kia has redesigned its Niro compact crossover for the 2023 model year, unveiling a new trio of models at the 2022 New York International Auto Show.

For the 2023 model year, Hyundai’s three-row SUV gets mild exterior updates and more significant technology updates, as well as a trendy new XRT soft-road trim.

The 2023 Outback features mild styling updates, new trim level combinations, new onboard multimedia tech and updates to Subaru’s class-leading EyeSight safety system.

It was only one model year ago that Jeep debuted its biggest SUVs with the launch of the 2022 Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer three-row models, but the brand is going even bigger for 2023 with new long-wheelbase versions of both SUVs making their debut at the 2022 New York International Auto Show.

The city that never sleeps will shine a spotlight on two vehicle categories for the 2022 auto show — SUVs and electric vehicles.

Nissan has announced a slightly updated version of its venerable Leaf electric hatchback for the 2023 model year and the elimination of three of the five trim levels it offered for 2022.

Nissan is jumping on the outdoorsy bandwagon with a new off-road-ish version of its 2023 Pathfinder mid-size SUV, called the Pathfinder Rock Creek.

The 2021 New York International Auto Show has been canceled due to heightened concerns of a resurgent COVID-19 pandemic driven largely by the new delta strain.

News from the 2019 New York International Auto Show dominates the most-read stories of the week — even after the show ended.

With both 2020 versions of the Toyota Highlander and Ford Explorer on hand in the Big Apple, we thought it was a great opportunity to see which has the better tech features, cabin storage, and second- and third-row comfort. Here's what we found.