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Learn the history of the car Ferrari calls its first supercar.

The Type 50S is the first car Bugatti entered at Le Mans, and now it has been celebrated with a custom Chiron Super Sport.

McLaren's entry-level supercar has been made more powerful and now offers a convertible option.

Prototypes for Alfa Romeo's first EV have been spotted testing.

Italy's Kimera is back with a modern version of the stillborn Lancia 038 rally car.

A drive of the Rivian electric truck with the largest battery pack renewed our admiration—although it’s not all perfect.

Volvo's new naming strategy clearly differentiates between EVs and models still equipped with gas engines.

The third-generation Porsche Panamera lineup has grown to three plug-in hybrid models.

Bugatti had to rethink the Chiron's aerodynamics to suit the open-top body of the Mistral.

The Giulia Quadrifoglio and Stelvio Quadrifoglio are on their way out, but Alfa Romeo plans future Quadrifoglios powered by batteries.

Jeep Grand Cherokee buyers can get a hands-free driver-assist system that hasn’t been officially announced.

BMW is working on only the third M5 wagon in the nameplate's history, and there's a good chance we'll see it in the U.S.

Porsche will soon update its 911 and is expected to add electrified powertrains to some models.

The stunning concept sets the table for everything from an electric minivan to a driverless future.

Aston Martin's entry-level sports car has been thoroughly updated, inside and out for 2025.

Pagani's newest supercar is its most powerful model yet.

BMW's 5-Series Touring has grown in size and now offers the choice of electric powertrains.

The luxury compact sedan sports a punchier base engine and doesn't skimp on the luxury.

Lincoln's midsize SUV has received updates, inside and out.

McDonald's has answered the question of "what would the Hamburglar drive?" with the introduction of the Burgercuda.