Mercedes-Benz unveils the 2028 VLE, a luxury electric ‘Grand Limousine’ with 8K screens, advanced media, and up to 416 hp, redefining mobile comfort.
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Ford Pitches New LFP Battery, With Rivian Breathing Down Its Neck
Ford is hiring over 500 workers for its new LFP battery plant in Michigan, aiming to cut EV costs, while Rivian lays off workers and prepares its own affordable EVs.
Chevy Now Makes New 350, 400, and 409 V8s—Just Like the Old Days
Chevy unveils new 350, 400, and 409 V8 engines for 2027 models, reviving iconic displacements with modern engineering and performance.
EVs Will Come Roaring Back, Rivian Edition
Rivian plans to ramp up EV production with new models and a V2G partnership, signaling a comeback despite recent market setbacks and policy shifts.
GB01: The Original Gear Bus, a Modular AWD Sprinter for All Four Seasons
Yama Vans unveils GB01, a versatile, modular AWD Sprinter-based camper designed for four-season outdoor adventures with reconfigurable seating and gear storage.
Peyto: A Bike-Hauling AWD Sprinter Camper Van by Yama Vans
Yama Vans introduces Peyto, a modular, all-wheel-drive Sprinter camper with innovative bike storage and gear-focused design, ideal for coastal exploration.
Tesla Cybercab Specs Are Public — But Questions Remain
Tesla’s upcoming Cybercab specifications have been disclosed via an EPA filing, raising questions about pricing, autonomy, and market strategy.
Renault EV Demand Grew 50% in Some Markets from Iran War
Renault reports a 50% increase in EV sales in France and Germany since the Iran conflict escalated, driven by rising fuel prices and geopolitical tensions.
The Humanoid Robotics Reality Check: Q2 2026 Pilot-to-Production Status
Humanoid robotics is shipping at scale in China, with Western companies advancing from pilot to production. This report assesses the current state as of Q2 2026.
The Last Surviving Japanese Porsche 912 Police Car
The only remaining Porsche 912 police car from Japan, used in Kanagawa until 1973, has been restored after decades of deterioration, highlighting historical preservation efforts.