Car News

Reigning F1 champion Max Verstappen has some fun in the snow.

Volvo will mimic a strategy of Tesla for upcoming models.

Ford may have developed a system to eliminate stalling in manual-equipped cars.

The Week in Reverse runs its legs back over the top news stories published this week.

Ford's supercar takes its last lap as production ends this year.

After the FF91, Faraday Future plans to launch a second electric crossover to be called the FF81.

A redesigned Amarda could be coming in 2023, minus the V-8.

The least expensive Mercedes-Benz model is about to become the GLA-Class with the A-Class sedan exiting the U.S. market after 2022.

Find out how engineers made the Corvette Z06's engine the most powerful naturally aspirated V-8 in production.

This is the car that reigning world champion Max Verstappen will pilot in the 2022 F1 season.

Nissan's trio of Frontier concepts have been built with many parts already available from the automaker or aftermarket firms.

A new line of Singers is on the way with styling inspired by the 930 Turbo models of the 1970s and '80s.

Triumph is developing the TE-1 electric motorcycle with Williams Advanced Engineering, with dynamometer and track testing up next.

Audi's CEO wants to improve profits by focusing on higher margins rather than volume.

The complete GLE-Class range is about to be updated, and a tester for the updated GLE 63 sledgehammer has been spotted.

Ford's GT supercar receives a new Heritage Edition for its final year.

Three 2023 Mini Cooper special editions sport green or gray paint and unique interior trim.

A more premium, more technologically advanced Kia Sportage is headed to showrooms in the first quarter of 2022.

A recent patent shows what an Ferrari might look like and how it could be configured.

Lexus has released more photos of its recent concepts previewing a future EV lineup.