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Rivian Updated The R2’s Manual Door Release, And People Are Mad

The driver and front passenger can easily open their doors in an emergency. Rear passengers, not so much–and people are angry.

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Long Before The Ferrari Luce, There Was The Mazda Luce

Rehashing old names for new cars is quite common these days. Automakers want to infuse nostalgia into their latest models, hoping that dusting off an old nameplate will lure people of a certain age back into showrooms. However, there are often very few common traits between the original and its…

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Ferrari Won't Force EVs On Buyers Chasing Special Cars

Ferrari isn’t worried at all about the possibility of struggling to sell its first electric vehicle. Even before preorders kick off next month, the Luce is already generating "very positive" feedback, according to CEO Benedetto Vigna. Speaking during the earnings call following the Q4 2025 results, Maranello’s head honcho made…

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I’ve tested dozens of Apple CarPlay apps, but I keep coming back to these 3 — and you should too

There are so many apps supported by Apple CarPlay, but there are only three apps you really need to be using. Here's what they are.

Tom’s Guide

Want To Save $92,000 On An Audi E-Tron GT? The Used Deals Are Wild

One of the sickest EVs ever is a ridiculous used-car bargain. They're almost $100,000 cheaper than new models.

InsideEVs

Freezing Temps Crush Range. But Kia's Newest EV Dominated This Test

A Kia EV2 prototype took part in a brutal sub-zero group range test in Norway and lost less than 25% of its claimed range, winning the test.

InsideEVs

GM Has A Clever Idea To Make Drifting Easier. But Would It Work?

Drifting takes serious car control skills. Sure, anyone can mash the throttle in a rear-wheel-drive vehicle and induce momentary oversteer, but to actually maintain that drift means you've graduated to a new level of car control entirely.

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The Volkswagen ID.4 Is Getting A New Name. Here's Everything We Know

The Volkswagen ID.4 is dead—long live the Volkswagen ID. Tiguan. Rumor has it that the facelifted ID.4 will now carry the Tiguan name, bringing a familiar nameplate to the brand’s popular electric SUV.

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The answer to a 'fragmented market' - Basso launches the Palta III gravel bike

The Palta III is the third generation model from Italian brand Basso

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Spied: New Mercedes-AMG C53 Hides Its Six-Cylinder Engine

Our long national nightmare is over: The four-cylinder Mercedes-AMG C63 is dead. Mercedes will replace the sports sedan and its unloved hybrid powertrain with a new C53 packing a six-cylinder engine. New spy photos provide a glimpse of the cabin, while camouflage hides the car’s finer styling details on the…

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Mercedes-AMG GLC 53 Revealed: Six Cylinders Are Back, Baby

Mercedes is making things (partially) right in the AMG world by stuffing more cylinders under the hood of some models. While we wait for the recently announced six-cylinder C53 to break cover, its crossover counterpart is getting the same turbocharged 3.0-liter engine. The new GLC 53 makes amends after the…

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Ferrari Says Its Electric Car Will Be 'Completely Different In Every Possible Way'

Ferrari is making us wait for the full reveal of its first electric car, but at least Maranello is making the wait more bearable by dripping out details. After technical specifications were released last October, the interior was partially revealed yesterday. For the whole shebang, the world premiere is scheduled…

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Bugatti's Forgotten Sedan Resurfaces With A Supercharged W16 Engine

The Autostadt museum next to Volkswagen’s factory in Wolfsburg is the gift that keeps on giving. With so many wild experiments secretly developed during the Ferdinand Piëch era, this VW Group–owned destination is well worth a visit. We recently talked about a Lamborghini Diablo SV with a W16, but there’s…

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'I'm Not So Upset': Why Volvo's CEO Isn't Too Worried About Tariffs

Europe charged duties on American cars for decades. So Håkan Samuelsson isn't too surprised to find the roles reversed.

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Ferrari Luce and its wild interior tech just rewrote the EV rule book

Ferrari and former Apple design boss Jony Ive are on a mission to fix car interior design

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Suzuki Has Its Own Toyota RAV4. Meet The New Across

Since 2020, Suzuki has had the Across SUV in its lineup—essentially a rebadged Toyota RAV4 with a plug-in-hybrid powertrain. With the arrival of the new RAV4 just recently, Suzuki’s sibling SUV has also been updated as the latest-generation Across. And here it is.

InsideEVs

People Were Already Mad About The Ferrari EV. Then We Saw The Interior

It looks like it was plucked straight out of the 1960s, then redesigned by Apple. That's not a coincidence.

Motorsport

How much Cadillac spent on Super Bowl ad for its F1 livery reveal

Cadillac wanted a grand entrance into the F1 world, and that’s what it got with its livery reveal

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Apple's Former Design Chief: Huge Touchscreens Are 'The Wrong Technology'

Customers are getting fed up with touchscreens in their cars—and automakers are finally starting to take notice. After years of piling more and more functions into giant central displays, car companies are beginning to reverse course, reintroducing physical buttons and knobs in greater numbers than we’ve seen in years.

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Ford Predicted Extended-Range EVs 30 Years Ago

Carmakers have been trying to predict the future since the beginning of time. Buick is considered a pioneer, introducing the Y-Job in 1938, widely regarded as the first concept car ever built. In the decades that followed, all brands peered into their crystal balls to imagine the cars of tomorrow,…

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Ferrari's First EV Has A Name—And An Apple-Inspired Interior Design

Ferrari is unveiling its first electric vehicle in three phases. Today, we know its name: Luce, which means "light" or "illumination" in Italian. The automaker previously detailed the vehicle's technical specs, and now it’s showing us the interior ahead of the full reveal later this year.

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Some Hero Strapped a Snowmobile to the Top of a Nissan Altima, It Didn’t Go To Plan

A Nissan Altima was found on the side of a Highway with a Polaris snowmobile strapped to its roof. Unfortunately, it looks like the driver's ingenuity didn't get them very far.

Motorsport

The one part of the Cadillac F1 livery fans love: "Way better than I expected"

Cadillac revealed its 2026 F1 livery in a Super Bowl advert, with fans largely praising the striking asymmetrical black-and-white design despite some calling it too plain

InsideEVs

Lucid's $50,000 EV Is Coming. It Doesn't Plan To Go Much Cheaper Than That

Lucid wants to become a big player in the car world, and its mid-size platform will help it do that. Just don’t expect budget models.

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Mazda: 'Insane' Number Of Enthusiast Employees Want A Rotary Sports Car

There are only three certainties in life: death, taxes, and Mazda’s rotary engine aspirations. Although the MX-30 crossover with a rotary range-extending engine failed to catch on, the RX dream is still alive. A new sports car positioned above the Miata has been an on-again, off-again affair ever since the…

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