Don’t expect dramatic change when Mitsubishi debuts the refreshed Outlander in February.
Tesla has cut prices at some Superchargers in an effort to accelerate EV adoption and increase income from charging that it can then reinvest in expanding the network.
Toyota is making up for the lengthy run of the last-generation 4Runner by ensuring there’s one of the latest gen for just about anyone with at least $42,220 to spend.
After updating the Ridgeline for the 2024 model year with refreshed front and rear styling and a new TrailSport trim, Honda is leaving its mid-size pickup truck alone for 2025.
After a mild face-lift and a raft of new standard tech features for the 2024 model year, Acura’s segment-straddling TLX is unchanged for 2025.
For the first time ever, Subaru gets the crown of most dependable brand for Consumer Reports’ annual Auto Reliability Survey.
Most of the Miata line is unchanged for 2025, although a 35th Anniversary edition will wear exclusive Artisan Red paint and a tan Nappa leather interior.
California-based automaker Rivian is opening parts of its proprietary charging network to electric vehicles of all makes.
As of Tuesday, Nissan EV owners will be able to join Ford and GM drivers at Tesla Supercharging stations, though they’ll still need an adapter to use the equipment.
The 2025 changes to the Mercedes-Benz G-Class SUV address the powertrain and interior, two areas that have been regularly updated over the G’s long life.