Pickup trucks

Ford’s second major recall of the month affects more than 103,100 examples of its F-150 pickup truck and involves the rear axle hub bolts.

From batteries built in Michigan and an assembly plant in Kentucky, Ford promises a $30,000 mid-size electric truck with more room than a Toyota RAV4 sometime in 2027.

For the 2026 model year, the Ford F-Series Super Duty offers shoppers even more choices in the form of previously unavailable combinations of existing elements.

The 2026 GMC Hummer EV features a new Carbon Fiber Edition and starts at $99,095 (including destination).

The Tesla Cybertruck seems designed to polarize: Its radical styling is great at turning heads, but its everyday functionality is compromised by its outlandish, wedge-shaped form.

Ford’s latest recall affects more than 312,100 Ford and Lincoln vehicles over an issue that may result in the loss of power brake assist.

Ford’s 19th major recall of the month involves the seat belt warning system in more than 56,400 examples of its F-150 hybrid pickup truck.

Two three-row SUVs — the redesigned Palisade and the all-new, all-electric Ioniq 9 — are Hyundai’s headliners for 2026, but most of the rest of the lineup sees updates, too.

Though the criteria for the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety’s highest honor are more strict, both the Tesla Model Y and Volvo XC90 Plug-in Hybrid SUVs have earned the agency’s highest honor, Top Safety Pick+.

Toyota’s Tundra pickup truck rolls into its fifth model year since a major redesign with wider availability of some interior and exterior options and new upholstery for a few of its pricier trim levels.