Crossovers

EV startup Mullen plans to hit the market with a crossover whose 0-60 mph time will be just 3.2 seconds.

If all goes to plan, the first Vinfasts will be at dealerships by the end of 2022.

Following the Ioniq 5 compact crossover and upcoming Ioniq 6 sedan, Hyundai's electric portfolio will expand with a large crossover.

A new BMW M flagship is coming with hybrid power, and it will be built in the U.S.

Aston Martin is working on multiple variants of its DBX, and next in the pipeline is a mild-hybrid.

Lynk & Co. has just launched its biggest vehicle yet.

Ford now builds the Mustang in three countries.

VW's ID family of EVs is set to expand with a coupe-like version of the ID.4 compact crossover.

The Taiwanese company famous for building iPhones for Apple is about to enter the EV game.

Like a fine wine, Acura's RDX continues to get better with age.

Land Rover's Discovery enters the 2023 model year with more standard features and a new range-topping grade.

Learn the fascinating story of a BMW X5 powered by the same V-12 engine found in the McLaren F1.

The 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E GT pushes the performance envelope for Ford's electric crossover with greater acceleration and a Performance Edition that shouldn't be missed.

VW will compete in the female-only Rebelle Rally with a specially prepped ID.4.

Buyers looking for a small luxury crossover from a non-German brand have a great option in the Stelvio.

The Honda Passport been updated and features new styling from the A-pillar forward.

The Audi Q4 E-Tron and Q4 Sportback E-Tron expand the E-Tron lineup as luxurious versions of the Volkswagen ID.4.

Anyone looking to purchase a new Porsche Macan that isn't electric had better not wait too long.

Former Ford executive Christine Feuell has been hired by Stellantis to oversee Chrysler's turnaround.

Mazda's bestselling vehicle now comes standard with all-wheel drive, and styling and handling upgrades.