Electric vehicles

For the 2026 model year, the BMW i4 Gran Coupe sees more range across its lineup, as well as more power for the range-topping M60 variant.

Cadillac has revamped the Optiq for 2026, adding a rear-wheel-drive version, increasing the power on the all-wheel-drive variant and bringing a new high-performance V-Series version to showrooms.

The all-electric Rivian R2 SUV will have a Launch Edition variant when it launches in early 2026 and will feature bidirectional charging capability.

Though it offers a familiar driving experience and the cabin features high-grade materials, Polestar’s decision not to include a rear window in the 4 SUV coupe has potentially significant consequences.

Updated for 2026, the all-electric Lexus RZ SUV boasts more power, longer range and shorter charging times than the 2025 model.

With the big project of the new 0 Series SUV’s debut looming, Honda is leaving the all-electric Prologue unchanged for 2026.

Sales are up for the third quarter in the U.S. vehicle market, inventory is down, and pricing pressure is impacting affordability across the board.

For 2026, Maserati's Grecale Folgore electric SUV gets a more efficient AWD system and an update to the EV routing component of its navigation system.

Lucid has announced plans for further development of its autonomous-driving system in cooperation with chipmaker Nvidia that will ultimately enable what the companies term “mind-off” driving.

In a recent round of Insurance Institute for Highway Safety crash-test evaluations, six out of nine vehicles earned Top Safety Pick+ awards, IIHS’ highest honor.