Crossovers

The 2021 Mercedes-Benz AMG GLB35 is a grown up hot hatch with a luxury price.

A quilted dash will greet drivers of the redesigned 2022 Infiniti QX60.

Ford wants 40% of its global volume to be electric by 2030 and is electrifying core models like the F-150 and Explorer as a result.

Dodge increased production of the 2021 Durango SRT Hellcat to 3,000 units instead of the originally planned 2,000.

Bentley has added a fourth model to its Bentayga family, and it's the one for drivers.

A new Kia Sportage boasting sporty styling and available hybrid powertrains is on the way.

Canada's automotive suppliers will showcase their talents to the world via Project Arrow, and they have a hypercar engineer on their side.

Jeep plans to go even smaller than the subcompact Renegade.

Genesis’ first SUV delivers on luxury but lacks sportiness.

The X3 is among BMW's best-selling vehicles, and the automaker plans to keep the momentum going with a mild facelift.

Bentley's first electric vehicle is being developed alongside similar models from Audi and Porsche.

The U.S. misses out on the new ID.4 GTX but will see its same spicy powertrain in an ID.4 AWD Pro model.

Toyota and Lexus are planning new crossovers with electrification and seating for up to eight.

The 2022 model year sees the GLC63 S available in both regular and coupe-like body styles for the first time.

Lotus is developing a crossover using one of three electric-vehicle platforms the company has at its disposal.

Toyota used the 2021 Shanghai auto show to preview its first volume electric vehicle.

The next member of VW's ID family of electric vehicles is a Tesla Model X rival exclusive to China.

France's Citroen has replaced its C5 sedan with a crossover, but don't expect to see it in the U.S.

The current Macan will still be on sale when a redesigned electric version arrives in 2022.

The 2021 Mercedes-Benz AMG GLB35 straddles the line between hot hatch and small SUV with a youthful vibe and a muscular body.