The Latest Breaking News on Cars

Automakers are always looking for new and innovative ways to build anticipation for something they’re about to release and/or are especially proud of. We’ve seen all possible parts of a car teased and even car brand revamps presented like they were fashion shows, but now DS is blanking out words…

Kia has several new models at the 2024 Los Angeles Auto Show, including a mildly refreshed EV6. A new front fascia changes up the headlights, incorporating Kia's "Star Map" lighting with LED running lamps and headlights now separated. The fascia features sharper angles, and restyled taillights have different internal structures.…

The Kia EV9 is one of the best electric cars on the market. It's efficient, practical, and luxurious. It's also not lacking in power, but Kia has gone and given it a boost anyhow. This is the 2026 EV9 GT, a 501-horsepower crossover that'll help you get your kids to…

JBL’s flagship wireless earbuds have a features list as long as your arm, but are they up to scratch sonically?

Hyundai has not ruled out the possibility of running a fourth car in next year’s World Rally Championship with a decision likely to come at Rally Japan.

BMW is preparing to enter a new age of increasingly electrified vehicles, which is why it chose to resurrect the Neue Klasse moniker that originally designated a series of groundbreaking new models launched starting in 1962. Those models ended up defining BMW and shaping its image into what we know…

The Porsche GTS formula is a winner for a reason. Take all of the high-end performance goodies from the top-trim Turbos and GT-cars, apply them to something with a more reasonable power output, and sell it as an enthusiast special. Most of the goodies you want from the top-shelf stuff…

We’ve seen a whole bunch of engine swaps in the past, and a lot of them involve some kind of motorcycle engine being plucked out of a bike and stuffed into some other sort of vehicle. From R1-swapped golf carts to Hayabusa-swapped micro-cars, the internet is truly a wonderful place.

We talk to JKR’s Lee Rolston about the year’s most contentious rebrand.