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The Base Tesla Model Y Still Has a Glass Roof. You Just Can't See It From Inside

Stripping down cars to lower the asking price is a decades-old practice. Tesla’s new Model Y Standard cuts plenty of features to bring the sticker price down to $41,630, a full $5,000 less than the Premium. You lose the ventilated front seats, power-adjustable steering wheel, heated rear seats, and the…

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BMW’s New Designer Wants to Add Value, Not Shock

BMW has taken plenty of flak in recent years for some of its questionable design choices. It’s not just the radical reinterpretations of the iconic kidney grille drawing criticism, but also features like split headlights and increasingly fussy lines that contribute to an overall busy design language. The Internet often…

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Aston Martin Just Made the DB12 Better

Aston Martin has introduced a new DB12 halo model, the DB12 S. It joins the DBX S and Vantage S, which were added to Aston's lineup earlier this year, both part of CEO Adrian Hallmark's plan to offer more model variants. The new DB12 S receives several enhancements that should…

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AITO New SUVs Promise Huge Range for the Arab Market

The new Chinese brand AITO made an appearance at the 2025 Munich Motor Show. This young brand from the Seres Group was created just four years ago and has already surpassed 750,000 cars sold in its home country, becoming one of the fastest-emerging players in the premium electrified segment.

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Bizarre: The New Tesla Model 3 Ditches One Very Common Feature

Tesla's new "Standard" versions of the Model 3 and Model Y do without a number of premium features in a push to get their base prices lower. Some, like a rear touchscreen, buyers might not miss. One deletion, however, is strange: Power mirrors. According to a feature-comparison chart from Tesla…

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Tesla's Cheaper Model Y Standard Loses A Surprisingly Basic Feature

The new Model Y Standard gets 321 miles of range—but no FM or AM radio tuner. How's that for cost-cutting?

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2026 Tesla Model Y Standard: This Is It

The cheaper Model Y we’ve all been waiting for is here. Can it compete with a growing number of competitive rivals?

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The Porsche Panamera 4S E-Hybrid Is for the Nerds: Review

Someone at Porsche described the Panamera 4S E-Hybrid to me in a funny way—he said it’s a GTS for nerds. Porsche’s GTS cars have a strong, simple appeal, all the performance and extra equipment you want, slotted neatly between standard and Turbo models. This thing is a bit different.

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Porsche Solved Wireless Charging, Just Not Fitting It In The Car

Porsche can't offer wireless charging in the Macan and Taycan EVs because it can't figure out where to put the wireless charging plate.

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This Chinese EV Charges From 10-80% In 7 Minutes

Charging speeds are getting ridiculous in China, and Zeekr is the latest automaker to join the 1-megawatt charging club.

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Before the R35 GT-R, Nissan Almost Built a Mid-Engine Supercar

Picture this: it’s the mid-1980s, and Nissan is catering to sports car enthusiasts with the entry-level Silvia (S12) and the 300ZX (Z31). At the same time, the Skyline GT-R (R32) is deep in development. But behind closed doors, engineers are working on something entirely different: a car with its engine…

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Tesla's More Affordable Model Y Arrives Today. Here's What We Expect (Updated)

Today on Critical Materials: Tesla's affordable Model Y is expected today, Xiaomi sets sights on luxury brands and Tesla could lose insurance arm in California.

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The New Honda Prelude Is Already a Smash Hit, Especially With Older Folks

The Internet hasn’t been particularly kind to the Prelude. Some have wondered why Honda didn’t simply call it a Civic Coupe, while others questioned its success without a manual gearbox. Yet early signs are proving the skeptics wrong, as the revived nameplate is off to a strong start. Well, at…

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Toyota Says What Everyone Thinks: Mild-Hybrids Aren't Really Hybrids

For many decades, choosing a powertrain for your next car was simple. You had to pick between gasoline and diesel engines, and that was largely it. In the last couple of decades, however, as technology has advanced and emissions regulations have tightened, buyers have been flooded with acronyms that make…

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2026 Cadillac Optiq Gets 'Dramatic Increase' In Performance—And A Tesla Plug

The Optiq has been a big electric hit for Cadillac, and for 2026, it just got a lot more powerful. Oh, and it packs a Tesla-style NACS plug too.

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Range-Extended EVs Are the Next Big Thing. AITO Is Bringing Them to the Arab Market

Among the highlights of the Munich Motor Show 2025 is AITO, a Chinese brand that chose Europe's biggest automotive expo to unveil the new AITO 9.

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This is What Future Lamborghinis Could Look Like

Lamborghini is not a subtle company. Even with the automaker's hexagonal design language evolving, it doesn’t appear that future models will stray far from that iconic, sharp-edged styling. A new design study, marking Lamborghini Centro Stile’s 20th anniversary, likely previews what the automaker’s future cars could one day look like.

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RIP: Kia Soul

The Kia Soul, one of the Korean brand's most popular—although perhaps not universally beloved—cars is going away. On Monday, Kia announced that 2025 would be the last model year for the Soul, with production ending this month. The brand notes that there are still a few thousand on dealer lots,…

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Suzuki Joins the Retro Scooter Craze With This Updated Machine

Japanese scooters have been becoming more retro recently, and it’s clear to see they’re all channeling their inner Vespa.

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Europe’s Cheapest EV Gets A Big Power Boost And An LFP Battery

The first-generation Dacia Spring got a comprehensive tech makeover just one year after its big facelift.

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2026 Dacia Spring: Europe's Cheapest EV Gets More Power

If there’s one thing I’ve learned after nearly 20 years of writing about cars, it’s that buying a new one often happens at the wrong time. As competition intensifies, automakers roll out updates more frequently to keep up with rivals, so you’re rarely getting the best version of a model.…

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The Dacia Hipster Is The Ultra-Boxy EV You Weren't Expecting

From the company that gave us the Duster and Bigster comes the … Hipster. Dacia has unveiled another car with a quirky name, and its ambitious mission is to “invent the popular electric car of tomorrow.” The latest concept from the Renault-owned brand completely ditches swoopy shapes in favor of…

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Aston Martin shares slump again as it issues a new profit warning on tariff fallout

British luxury car maker points finger at UK government for not providing “proactive support” for manufacturers

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2026 Dacia Sandero: Europe's Best-Selling Car Finally Goes Hybrid

Renault’s decision to buy Dacia at the end of the 1990s has proved to be a masterstroke. Once a laughingstock of the automotive industry, the Romanian automaker has flourished over the past couple of decades. The Sandero was Europe’s best-selling car overall in 2024 and has been the most popular…

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Hyundai Ioniq 5 40,000-Mile Review: Is An Older One Worth Buying In 2025?

The Hyundai Ioniq 5 was always great, but its 2025 updates are significant. So is an older one worth buying today? This test of a 40,000-mile example may help.

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