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Coffee & Cars, a well-known car meetup group based in Houston, Texas, has announced that modern American muscle cars will be permanently banned from all future events and meetups.
Kia has provided us with our first shadowy look at the exterior of the design of the upcoming K4 compact sedan, which will be publicly unveiled at the New York International Auto Show on March 27, six days after an online reveal. To be clear, Kia has only confirmed that it will show us what the car looks like, not what we can expect in terms of powertrains and other features.
Japanese automakers Nissan and Honda are reportedly in talks to potentially co-develop affordable electric vehicles and fight the slew of cheap electric imports from China. This is according to a new report from Nikkei Asia, citing unnamed insiders.
The Nissan GT-R will soldier on for MY2025, with the Japanese automaker sharing updates for the coming model year.
Cadillac released a teaser this week previewing the electric future of the high-performance V-Series, accompanied by a short video showcasing the unusual noise the Opulent Velocity concept will make.
The new Mini Cooper Aceman has leaked ahead of its planned April 24 reveal, which has presumably angered some high-ups in the BMW Tower but gives us an early glimpse at the all-electric crossover that, until now, has been hidden under camouflage. Mini's latest product was leaked via China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.
The automotive world today woke up to the sad news that Marcello Gandini, without question one of the finest designers of all time, passed away on Wednesday. He was 85 years old. No details surrounding the cause of death have yet been provided.
Volkswagen has given the GTX treatment to its smallest electric car, the ID.3, creating an all-electric rear-wheel drive hot hatch with up to 322 hp. It follows the ID.7 GTX Tourer that was also revealed this week.