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While much of the automotive industry is focused on the electric revolution, Hennessey Special Vehicles still believes the combustion engine can evolve. The bespoke builder has partnered with Ilmor Engineering to create the world’s most powerful production-spec internal combustion engine ever. It makes a ridiculous 2,031 horsepower.

Those seeking a bit more adventure from the new Outback already have a Wilderness trim to spec up. Debuting with the rest of the seventh-generation Outback family at the 2025 New York Auto Show, the latest Wilderness doesn't stray far from the familiar formula. You get more ground clearance, more…

Last year, Kia pleasantly surprised us by confirming the new K4 Hatchback was US bound. Now, it's here. Kia pulled the wraps off the production 2026 K4 Hatchback at the New York International Auto Show on Wednesday, and confirmed US sales will begin later this year. Who said the hatchback…

Everyone loves black trim. How many cars do you see per day with aftermarket black badges? I see plenty. Kia knows, so it's adding its Nightfall Edition trim to its flagship EV9 three-row electric crossover. And unlike most appearance packages, this one actually comes with a tangible performance boost.

Subaru's second-ever electric car is here. Meet the 2026 Subaru Trailseeker, a rugged SUV with standard all-wheel drive designed to sit above the existing Solterra. 

Subaru's first electric vehicle is getting a makeover for 2026. The Solterra, which Subaru co-developed with Toyota, will arrive later this year with new styling, a bigger battery, more power, and a new XT trim.

Genesis is at it again, making promising concepts that leave us hoping for a production version. Recent efforts have revolved around a stunning coupe and convertible G90 duo, whereas the new X Gran Equator is radically different. The concept debuts this week at the New York Auto Show, making us…

Mercedes revealed on Wednesday plans to put a retro-inspired G-Class into limited production. Dubbed the "Edition Stronger Than the 1980s," the special G-Wagen evokes styling reminiscent of the original SUV from the Eighties, with vintage colors, black trim, different lighting, and unique badging.

They don’t make them like they used to? Oh, but they do! Nissan launched the Y62-generation Patrol (Armada in the United States) back in 2010, and yet the full-size SUV is still alive and well in 2025. Although the Y63 is out and about in North America, its predecessor soldiers…