Pickup trucks

In response to climate concerns — and to pushing from government regulators — automakers are rushing headlong to promise more, and more varied, electric vehicles in the next few years.

Despite the seemingly barren landscape of available vehicles and discounts, shoppers looking to buy a car this month can still find a few deals.

While not an all-new pickup, significant changes to the 2022 Frontier go a long way toward making it more competitive with the segment leaders — for now.

The 2022 Santa Cruz “Sport Adventure Vehicle” (Hyundai’s preferred nomenclature) provides an impressive driving experience and utility in an unusual package that historically has struggled to find buyers.

A front styling update gives the 2021 Honda Ridgeline a tougher appearance, but underneath it’s still the same comfortable, refined and versatile mid-size pickup truck it was before.

Both startup companies and current automakers are developing electric pickup trucks that are set to hit the market in the next few years.

The 2021 Ram 1500's top trim levels are the most luxurious in its class, but where does towing capacity fall for such a posh truck? Find out here.

One of the selling points of the 2021 Ford F-150 hybrid is its impressive EPA-estimated gas mileage of 25/26/25 mpg city/highway/combined for rear-wheel-drive versions and 24/24/24 mpg for four-wheel-drive trucks.

We were curious to see how the 2022 Ford Maverick compared with Ford’s next-larger truck, the mid-size Ranger, so we checked out the interiors of both at the Chicago Auto Show.