Technology

Cadillac’s Lyriq all-electric crossover will make its global debut Aug. 6.

Changes for the Toyota Land Cruiser, one of the automaker’s most off-road-capable — and expensive — SUVs, are minimal for 2021.

A lack of supervision is leading to more kids accidentally locking themselves in a car and dying of heatstroke.

Nissan is expected to release a completely new version of the truck for 2021 but has done enough for 2020 to keep the Frontier fresh and competitive.

The next-gen S-Class will include active suspension, updated safety features designed to better protect occupants in a collision and rear-axle steering to make the big sedan easier to maneuver.

It’s pricey, but the posh 2020 Mercedes-Benz GLS-Class makes a solid case to be considered the S-Class of luxury SUVs.

Ford is partnering with Telenav to offer a hybrid navigation system that stores maps and continues routing if drivers go out of cell range.

For the 2021 model year, the 2021 Veloster N is gaining extra standard performance and safety features and an optional automatic transmission.

The 2021 Odyssey sees a light exterior styling refresh, upgraded interior materials and gets some additional standard safety features.

The convertible version of Lexus’ 2021 LC 500 admirably retains the coupe’s feel, but it also loses some of that body style’s star quality.