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More than 3,000 fast-charging ports were added across the United States in the first quarter of 2026, according to new data from Paren, with utilization staying relatively steady even as operators shifted toward larger,

Ford has revealed another all-electric Cobra Jet Mustang, this time rated at 2,200 horsepower and set to appear at the NHRA 4-Wide Nationals in Charlotte.

A new snapshot of the US fast-charging market points to improving reliability, stable pricing, and steady utilization even as more chargers are added.

Tesla reported a first-quarter profit increase and higher automotive revenue, then used the moment to revive talk of its long-delayed next-generation Roadster.

Glydways has brought in $170 million as it works to scale autonomous vehicle technology for dedicated expressway networks designed to move people at much higher throughput.

A used 1996 Cadillac DeVille Concours listing highlights how mileage, condition claims, and nostalgia shape the market for older luxury sedans.

The extracted text supplied with an Electrek energy candidate indicates GM has suspended a next-generation electric truck indefinitely as it shifts back toward gas models.

A new four-mile segment opening in May will bring three subway stations to LA’s Miracle Mile, a corridor long defined by traffic, methane risks and delayed transit ambitions.

CATL’s third-generation Shenxing lithium-iron phosphate battery targets two major EV pain points: fast charging and cold-weather performance.

At a finance and insurance conference, industry speakers said dealers are leaning harder on older, higher-mileage vehicles as fuel costs and affordability pressures reshape customer conversations.

After years of retreat in the face of crossover demand, sedans are drawing fresh attention from automakers as affordability pressures and regulatory factors start to shift the market calculus.

An Automotive News column argues that brands that once sidelined sedans now see opportunity in the gap they created, reopening a debate over whether conventional passenger cars can regain strategic relevance.

Mazda Motorsports has released a short documentary on rebuilding the four-rotor engine from its Le Mans-winning 787B, offering a rare look at how one of racing’s most unusual powerplants survives decades later.

A once-overlooked automotive waste stream is getting new attention as recyclers chase iridium and platinum that had long been lost with scrap steel.

Spark plug testers remain a narrow but useful diagnostic tool, especially when drivers want to isolate ignition problems without replacing expensive parts unnecessarily.

Stellantis has entered a five-year partnership with Microsoft aimed at improving digital services, cybersecurity, and engineering capabilities across its automotive brands, extending AI deeper into the car business

Enkei is releasing a limited McLaren Formula 1 collaboration version of its RPF1 wheel, bringing a motorsport-branded edition of one of the aftermarket scene’s best-known designs to street cars.

Circle K and IONNA plan 265 new fast-charging sites and upgrades at 85 existing locations, extending high-power EV charging into familiar retail stops across the U.S.

Nissan has released the first teaser image of a next-generation Xterra, confirming that the off-road SUV is coming back as part of a broader strategic reset for the company and its truck-based lineup.

Nissan has previewed a next-generation Skyline sedan with styling cues drawn from past models, positioning the car as a driver-focused flagship within a broader restructuring of its global lineup.